She picked Tim

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Anonymous wrote:I hate the idea that Harris/Walz plan to tax unrealized capital gains. So unfair to those who have worked hard, saved and invested.

Look at Walz— he has no investment accounts outside his retirement so he wouldn’t know a capital gain if it fell on him. Yet he supports additional taxes on investment income for others. Very selfish man.

Totally the opposite of selfish.

He's a true public servant and like a lot of Americans, has little in his 401k and even used some of that to pay for his kid's college.

Who better understands the struggle of everyday American parents than Walz?

He is hardly an everyday American parent.

He’s a power hungry politician who will tell you whatever he thinks you want to hear.

This is quite true, but why are you posting about Donald Trump in the thread about Tim Walz?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate the idea that Harris/Walz plan to tax unrealized capital gains. So unfair to those who have worked hard, saved and invested.

Look at Walz— he has no investment accounts outside his retirement so he wouldn’t know a capital gain if it fell on him. Yet he supports additional taxes on investment income for others. Very selfish man.

Totally the opposite of selfish.

He's a true public servant and like a lot of Americans, has little in his 401k and even used some of that to pay for his kid's college.

Who better understands the struggle of everyday American parents than Walz?

He is hardly an everyday American parent.

He’s a power hungry politician who will tell you whatever he thinks you want to hear.

Men especially who are “everything to everyone” are usually damaged and predatory and very good at manipulating people. That’s why Walz has so many misstatements and lies in his personal record…he’s always trying to make a false connection with everyone.

For MAGA, every accusation is a confession.

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Showing up and thanking volunteers? That’s a volunteer’s dream, holy crap.

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How soon before Tim’s estranged brother is a guest on Tucker’s podcast? Over under 2 weeks.

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Anonymous wrote:How soon before Tim’s estranged brother is a guest on Tucker’s podcast? Over under 2 weeks.

How emblematic that he lives in Florida.

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Anonymous wrote:How soon before Tim’s estranged brother is a guest on Tucker’s podcast? Over under 2 weeks.

How emblematic that he lives in Florida.

and his friends spell "prey"

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Anonymous wrote:Love Walz! Go Harris!!

Do you love his lies and stolen valor?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Love Walz! Go Harris!!

Do you love his lies and stolen valor?

He was speaking about a congressional visit.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Love Walz! Go Harris!!

Do you love his lies and stolen valor?

wow he is a liar!

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Which is worse - ignoring "Im not talking about the white supremacists" in the very fine speech or covering the lie of stolen valor about a Congressional trip to Afghanistan?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Love Walz! Go Harris!!

Do you love his lies and stolen valor?

He was speaking about a congressional visit.

Was he?

Walz, Minnesota’s governor since 2019, spoke about his “guilt” that he “came home” when others did not during a commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks — moments before mentioning his time at Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Base, without clarifying he was there as a civilian.

“I had the privilege of serving in this state’s National Guard. And when I left, I had a 2-year-old, and when I came home, I had a 3-year-old. But as I listened to [Gold Star families speak] — the guilt. I came home and my daughter went on, and when you’re 2 and 3, she knew no difference,” said Walz, who deployed to Italy in a support role in 2003 during the war on terror.

He’s a liar.

My first duty station out of AIT, I deployed. This dude is a liar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Love Walz! Go Harris!!

Do you love his lies and stolen valor?

He was speaking about a congressional visit.

Was he?

Walz, Minnesota’s governor since 2019, spoke about his “guilt” that he “came home” when others did not during a commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks — moments before mentioning his time at Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Base, without clarifying he was there as a civilian.

“I had the privilege of serving in this state’s National Guard. And when I left, I had a 2-year-old, and when I came home, I had a 3-year-old. But as I listened to [Gold Star families speak] — the guilt. I came home and my daughter went on, and when you’re 2 and 3, she knew no difference,” said Walz, who deployed to Italy in a support role in 2003 during the war on terror.

He’s a liar.

My first duty station out of AIT, I deployed. This dude is a liar.

Link this source please so I can read the proper context, not just jumbled quotes from different speeches.
He was deployed for a year, might not have been to Iraq or Afghanistan, but it was a deployment. For a year of his young child’s life. You should know that’s a big deal to a family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Love Walz! Go Harris!!

Do you love his lies and stolen valor?

He was speaking about a congressional visit.

Was he?

Walz, Minnesota’s governor since 2019, spoke about his “guilt” that he “came home” when others did not during a commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks — moments before mentioning his time at Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Base, without clarifying he was there as a civilian.

“I had the privilege of serving in this state’s National Guard. And when I left, I had a 2-year-old, and when I came home, I had a 3-year-old. But as I listened to [Gold Star families speak] — the guilt. I came home and my daughter went on, and when you’re 2 and 3, she knew no difference,” said Walz, who deployed to Italy in a support role in 2003 during the war on terror.

He’s a liar.

My first duty station out of AIT, I deployed. This dude is a liar.

Link this source please so I can read the proper context, not just jumbled quotes from different speeches.
He was deployed for a year, might not have been to Iraq or Afghanistan, but it was a deployment. For a year of his young child’s life. You should know that’s a big deal to a family.

In a speech at the Minnesota State House on a “Day of Remembrance” marking the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Mr. Walz left the impression he saw combat.
Among the speakers were two women: Jill Stephenson, who lost her son, an Army Ranger, in Afghanistan, and Mariah Jacobsen, whose father died on the hijacked United Flight 93. Brave passengers organized an in-flight reaction force to try to rescue the plane from al Qaeda suicide pilots who then crashed the jet in a field near Shanksville in southwestern Pennsylvania, killing all onboard.

After the women spoke, Mr. Walz delivered remarks. He said at one point: “I had the privilege of serving in this state’s National Guard. And when I left, I had a 2-year-old, and when I came home, I had a 3-year-old. But as I listened to Jill and I listened to Mariah, the guilt. I came home, and my daughter went on.”
A military veteran expressing guilt about returning home when others did not is typically something a combatant says.

The video is posted on YouTube under the headline “9/11 Day of Remembrance at the MN State Capitol (9/11/21).” Credit is given to the Minnesota Military & Veterans Museum, which also has a link on its website.
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Anonymous wrote:How soon before Tim’s estranged brother is a guest on Tucker’s podcast? Over under 2 weeks.

So wait, you mean Walz is estranged from his brother because his brother is in a cult? He is more representative of Americans than people realize!