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So if they are not investing their money, where is it going?

Well let’s see, for decades they were both teachers who don’t make much money. They needed IVF to have their kids, and one of them has a learning disability. Sent both kids to college. He was in Congress where you need to maintain a place to stay here as well as your residence. Now he’s the Governor. Not sure they really ever had a lot of extra money. But I’m sure we’ll find out more when we see their tax returns.

Yeah this sounds like most people I know. Other poster is in a sweet bubble.

I’m a bit worried about his money management skills, honestly. Time will tell, I guess.

This isn’t helping the socialist/commie accusations. Not owning a home at 60+ as a current governor is embarrassing. He was former military so there’s no excuse to not owning a home.

He’s cheap

DP. He sold his home. He is the real deal—a public servant, a leader, a National Guardsman, and someone who cares about people. That money and property ownership may not matter that much to him is admirable. Having said that, if and when he wants to write a book or whatever, he will quickly have more money than pretty much anyone posting here. Tim Walz will be vp and, eventually, president. He will take this country to a better place.

Ok but my money better matter to this loony socialist. When I am 60, I don’t want to be broke like he is.

Or like Trump who has to use his political funds to pay his legal bills because he’s BROKE?

I’d rather be Trump broke than Walz broke

A fraud and grifter. Goals.

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So if they are not investing their money, where is it going?

Well let’s see, for decades they were both teachers who don’t make much money. They needed IVF to have their kids, and one of them has a learning disability. Sent both kids to college. He was in Congress where you need to maintain a place to stay here as well as your residence. Now he’s the Governor. Not sure they really ever had a lot of extra money. But I’m sure we’ll find out more when we see their tax returns.

Yeah this sounds like most people I know. Other poster is in a sweet bubble.

I’m a bit worried about his money management skills, honestly. Time will tell, I guess.

This isn’t helping the socialist/commie accusations. Not owning a home at 60+ as a current governor is embarrassing. He was former military so there’s no excuse to not owning a home.

He’s cheap

DP. He sold his home. He is the real deal—a public servant, a leader, a National Guardsman, and someone who cares about people. That money and property ownership may not matter that much to him is admirable. Having said that, if and when he wants to write a book or whatever, he will quickly have more money than pretty much anyone posting here. Tim Walz will be vp and, eventually, president. He will take this country to a better place.

Ok but my money better matter to this loony socialist. When I am 60, I don’t want to be broke like he is.

Or like Trump who has to use his political funds to pay his legal bills because he’s BROKE?

I’d rather be Trump broke than Walz broke

A fraud and grifter. Goals.

I would rather be Walz on his poorest day than Trump on his richest. You've never even seen the man smile or laugh, have you? He is the very definition of a wasted life.

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Anonymous wrote:New favorite:

Tim Walz is the guy who mows your lawn when you break your leg. JD Vance is the one who reports your overgrown lawn to the HOA.

Tim Walz is the guy who drives you to the hospital after JD Vance gives you a roofie

Tim is the guy your dad doesn't worry about.

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I love Tim Walz. He's the real deal. A thoroughly decent politician. His kindness and confidence are very authentic.

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Anonymous wrote:I love Tim Walz. He's the real deal. A thoroughly decent politician. His kindness and confidence are very authentic.

+1 The right is freaked out about the genuine excitement he generates. A breath of fresh air!

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Walz is for families, for health care, and for safe and fed children. For some reason, this drives the right nuts. Weirdos.

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I love this recent tweet by Walz. As a woman who is a mom because of IVF, I felt every word he wrote.

Gov Walz tweeted:

"Even if you’ve never gone through the hell of infertility, someone you know has. When Gwen and I were having trouble getting pregnant, the anxiety and frustration blotted out the sun.

JD Vance opposing the miracle of IVF is a direct attack on my family and so many others."

He showed in a personal way how reproductive freedom for women is not just an issue for women, it's an issue for everyone, and one that one that can affect men who want families too.

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"Even if you’ve never gone through the hell of infertility, someone you know has. When Gwen and I were having trouble getting pregnant, the anxiety and frustration blotted out the sun.

JD Vance opposing the miracle of IVF is a direct attack on my family and so many others."

'blotted out the sun' hit me straight in the heart. it's exactly how it felt. god bless governor walz.

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Anonymous wrote:New topic: what is the best way to volunteer to register new voters or another way to help the campaign. My friend asked me to make phone calls with her but I just dont think that is effective. I'm a working mom but can make time after hours or the weekends.

Also, I am in Maryland which is probably a slam dunk for the Dems but if there is a way for me to help other states from afar, that would be great. In addition to donating $ of course.

I do postcards with FieldTeam6, mailing postcards to unregistered voters in swing states. Contact your local Democratic party HQ to find out how else to get involved.

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So if they are not investing their money, where is it going?

Well let’s see, for decades they were both teachers who don’t make much money. They needed IVF to have their kids, and one of them has a learning disability. Sent both kids to college. He was in Congress where you need to maintain a place to stay here as well as your residence. Now he’s the Governor. Not sure they really ever had a lot of extra money. But I’m sure we’ll find out more when we see their tax returns.

Yeah this sounds like most people I know. Other poster is in a sweet bubble.

I’m a bit worried about his money management skills, honestly. Time will tell, I guess.

This isn’t helping the socialist/commie accusations. Not owning a home at 60+ as a current governor is embarrassing. He was former military so there’s no excuse to not owning a home.

He’s cheap

DP. He sold his home. He is the real deal—a public servant, a leader, a National Guardsman, and someone who cares about people. That money and property ownership may not matter that much to him is admirable. Having said that, if and when he wants to write a book or whatever, he will quickly have more money than pretty much anyone posting here. Tim Walz will be vp and, eventually, president. He will take this country to a better place.

Ok but my money better matter to this loony socialist. When I am 60, I don’t want to be broke like he is.

Or like Trump who has to use his political funds to pay his legal bills because he’s BROKE?

I’d rather be Trump broke than Walz broke

A fraud and grifter. Goals.

I would rather be Walz on his poorest day than Trump on his richest. You've never even seen the man smile or laugh, have you? He is the very definition of a wasted life.

I heard an interviewer ask Vance this a.m. where the "joy" was in his party? What made them happy? He said Trump had a great sense of humor and "loves to make fun of people".

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Anonymous wrote:I love this recent tweet by Walz. As a woman who is a mom because of IVF, I felt every word he wrote.

Gov Walz tweeted:

"Even if you’ve never gone through the hell of infertility, someone you know has. When Gwen and I were having trouble getting pregnant, the anxiety and frustration blotted out the sun.

JD Vance opposing the miracle of IVF is a direct attack on my family and so many others."

He showed in a personal way how reproductive freedom for women is not just an issue for women, it's an issue for everyone, and one that one that can affect men who want families too.

+1

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So if they are not investing their money, where is it going?

Well let’s see, for decades they were both teachers who don’t make much money. They needed IVF to have their kids, and one of them has a learning disability. Sent both kids to college. He was in Congress where you need to maintain a place to stay here as well as your residence. Now he’s the Governor. Not sure they really ever had a lot of extra money. But I’m sure we’ll find out more when we see their tax returns.

Yeah this sounds like most people I know. Other poster is in a sweet bubble.

I’m a bit worried about his money management skills, honestly. Time will tell, I guess.

This isn’t helping the socialist/commie accusations. Not owning a home at 60+ as a current governor is embarrassing. He was former military so there’s no excuse to not owning a home.

He’s cheap

DP. He sold his home. He is the real deal—a public servant, a leader, a National Guardsman, and someone who cares about people. That money and property ownership may not matter that much to him is admirable. Having said that, if and when he wants to write a book or whatever, he will quickly have more money than pretty much anyone posting here. Tim Walz will be vp and, eventually, president. He will take this country to a better place.

Ok but my money better matter to this loony socialist. When I am 60, I don’t want to be broke like he is.

Or like Trump who has to use his political funds to pay his legal bills because he’s BROKE?

I’d rather be Trump broke than Walz broke

A fraud and grifter. Goals.

I would rather be Walz on his poorest day than Trump on his richest. You've never even seen the man smile or laugh, have you? He is the very definition of a wasted life.

I heard an interviewer ask Vance this a.m. where the "joy" was in his party? What made them happy? He said Trump had a great sense of humor and "loves to make fun of people".

No it was worse than that. Someone asked him what made him (Vance) happy and he snarled and called it a gotcha question from the media. That was a softball he could have answered by saying something nice about his kids or Usha or whatever.

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Walz is for families, for health care, and for safe and fed children. For some reason, this drives the right nuts. Weirdos.

They’re so mad about it! His politics are so good and his optics are, too.

He graduated from Camp Wellstone. 🥺

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Anonymous wrote:I love this recent tweet by Walz. As a woman who is a mom because of IVF, I felt every word he wrote.

Gov Walz tweeted:

"Even if you’ve never gone through the hell of infertility, someone you know has. When Gwen and I were having trouble getting pregnant, the anxiety and frustration blotted out the sun.

JD Vance opposing the miracle of IVF is a direct attack on my family and so many others."

He showed in a personal way how reproductive freedom for women is not just an issue for women, it's an issue for everyone, and one that one that can affect men who want families too.

+1

As someone who just had my son via IVF, this hits home. I appreciate Tim Walz so much. I think Harris made an inspired choice for him as VP.

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GOP: Why are they calling us weird?

Also GOP: We should punish people too poor to feed their kids until they get enough money to feed their kids. And wanting to feed the kids makes this the leftiest Marxist communist socialist ticket of all time.