That weird-ass, creepy, Marxist, freak Tim Walz has succumbed to the weight of his own incompetence or indifference, or deliberate corruption (you decide), and dropped his re-election bid. The Governor of Somalia in America, likely under significant pressure from Democrats, has done what Biden should have done sooner. He has realized or been convinced that no matter how many fib-webs he weaves, what he broke will follow him all the way to November.
Stick a fork in him.
The Somali fraud thing, specifically. He is acting as if it managed to escape every regulator in his employ, of which there are likely many, and that he must now give up his political future to uncover the truth and right the ship he sank himself.
Poor baby.
“Every minute I spend defending my own political interests would be a minute I can’t spend defending the people of Minnesota against the criminals who prey on our generosity and the cynics who prey on our differences,” he said in a leghty statement.
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“Most of all, I want Minnesotans to know that I’m on the job, 24/7, focused on making sure we stay America’s best place to live and raise kids. No one will take that away from us. Not the fraudsters. And not the President. Not on my watch.”
Yeah, right. Here’s the tweet.
Minnesota has to come first, my ass. If that were true, you wouldn’t have had to pull your head out of yours to “see” all the crime and chaos you enabled and now find yourself unable to escape. It has caught up with you, Timmy.
Western Journal noted correctly, and who could miss this, that both the top and bottom of the Democrats’ 2024 ticket will be office-less private citizens by the end of 2026. Talk about picking winners.
If only we could say the same for a long list of members of Congress who are living in safe Democrat “ghetto” districts or states, mainly in the US Senate. Indictments aren’t even always enough; they have to drop dead or nearly before they exit one of the most exclusive clubs on planet earth.
For Minnesota, I doubt it will have addressed the electoral fraud in time, and whoever runs to succeed Walz will be on the same intellectual and ideological plane as him. Another retard Democrat using a state to enrich their political assets or themselves with taxpayer dollars.
I don’t know. Perhaps this controversy will drive turnout, and citizens in Minnesota will show up at the polls to facilitate a change of the guard. Much needed, but not expected.
