She picked Tim

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Anonymous wrote:Worst possible choice. He looks older than T**** and Biden. He talks about high school football way too much. He's kills animals. She should have gone with Kelly.

Yeah, terrible choice. What a nightmare

PP here. I'm a vegetarian from NJ, think guns should be banned altogether, and think youth contact sports are dangerous. I just can't relate. Kelly was an astronaut and he supports gun control more strongly than Walz. He would have been perfect.

And I am a vegetarian in Florida and think Walz was exactly the right choice. Kelly is great on paper and a total stiff in front of a crowd. Walz is actually a very warm and likable human - and guess what, the VP doesn't need to have every policy align precisely with yours. But if you need perfection, and a complete overlap in positions, then gd help you! And gd help all of us.

He is not! I've seen him speak. I love Gabby too.

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Anonymous wrote:He’s definitely not the squeaky clean candidate the Harris campaign would like you to believe:


“I'm not saying that Walz lies, precisely," Parker wrote in an op-ed headlined, "Tim Walz isn't exactly what he seems." "But he tends to gild his résumé for political gain."

“Waltz has been forced to defend a number of controversies that have emerged following Vice President Harris' announcement that he would be her running mate. In particular, Walz has had to explain his record in the National Guard and his 2006 congressional campaign's statements on his 1995 drunk driving incident.”

Also:
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Walz, then a 31-year-old high school teacher, was clocked at 96 mph in a 55-mph zone in Nebraska," Parker wrote. "He was pulled over by a state trooper, who, upon smelling alcohol, asked Walz to take a field sobriety test, which he failed. Walz then submitted to a hospital for a blood test, which revealed his blood alcohol level to be 0.128, well above the state's legal limit."


“While that info is verifiable by police records, Walz's 2006 congressional campaign staff told the press that the candidate was not drinking and actually failed to understand the police officer's directions because of hearing loss, blaming an injury relating to his time in the National Guard.”

“Morning show softballs may give comfort to the ill-prepared, but they deny viewers the content they need to be better-informed voters," Parker wrote. "Nothing about the pair's first (taped) interview Thursday night, with CNN's Dana Bash, satisfied that imperative. Although Harris handled the interview relatively well, Walz seemed to be a mixed-up mess."

https://www.aol.com/tim-walz-gilded-record-political-161023402.html

The rest of us knew that weeks ago. Remember GW who said when he was young and stupid he did stupid things?

"On September 4, 1976, Bush was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol near his family's summer home in Kennebunkport, Maine. He pled guilty, was fined US$150, and had his driving license in the state briefly suspended."
GW would have been 29 or 30 at the time (born in 1946)

Someone should have fact checked the claim Walz was over the limit. It wasn't until 1998 that .08 was made the national legal standard (which was up to states to adopt) , and I recall it being .15 in the mid-80s in Minnesota. I haven't found what the limit was in 1996, but Nebraska didn't pass the .08 limit until 2001.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s definitely not the squeaky clean candidate the Harris campaign would like you to believe:


“I'm not saying that Walz lies, precisely," Parker wrote in an op-ed headlined, "Tim Walz isn't exactly what he seems." "But he tends to gild his résumé for political gain."

“Waltz has been forced to defend a number of controversies that have emerged following Vice President Harris' announcement that he would be her running mate. In particular, Walz has had to explain his record in the National Guard and his 2006 congressional campaign's statements on his 1995 drunk driving incident.”

Also:
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Walz, then a 31-year-old high school teacher, was clocked at 96 mph in a 55-mph zone in Nebraska," Parker wrote. "He was pulled over by a state trooper, who, upon smelling alcohol, asked Walz to take a field sobriety test, which he failed. Walz then submitted to a hospital for a blood test, which revealed his blood alcohol level to be 0.128, well above the state's legal limit."


“While that info is verifiable by police records, Walz's 2006 congressional campaign staff told the press that the candidate was not drinking and actually failed to understand the police officer's directions because of hearing loss, blaming an injury relating to his time in the National Guard.”

“Morning show softballs may give comfort to the ill-prepared, but they deny viewers the content they need to be better-informed voters," Parker wrote. "Nothing about the pair's first (taped) interview Thursday night, with CNN's Dana Bash, satisfied that imperative. Although Harris handled the interview relatively well, Walz seemed to be a mixed-up mess."

https://www.aol.com/tim-walz-gilded-record-political-161023402.html

So 30 years ago the guy got a dui and apparently was so ashamed, he offered the resign. But your guy commits felonies and doesn’t accept responsibility. Got it

This is a thread dedicated to Walz FYI.

There are plenty of places for you to post about the other guy.

It’s an election. You can’t talk about one without comparing the other. At least that’s how we do it in America.

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that's our guy

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Anonymous wrote:that's our guy

^ and by the day, where was rumpus yesterday? weird to take an executive time day so close to the election, isn't it? not exactly a high energy guy

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Anonymous wrote:that's our guy

Yes he's phenomenal at this.

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Anonymous wrote:that's our guy

Yes he's phenomenal at this.

o

Why do the people behind him look so underwhelmed?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hersh Goldberg-Polin’s parents spoke at the DNC convention but I guess they’re not useful props anymore. Walz walks away when asked about their son being killed.

They also spoke at the RNC convention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:that's our guy

Good god he’s good at this.

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Anonymous wrote:
Why are open borders democrats allowing child slavery?

Why are the children just ‘disappearing’?

You will have to ask the employers at Mara-lago. They are a lot of low paid undocumented workers keeping those grounds in tip-top condition.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s definitely not the squeaky clean candidate the Harris campaign would like you to believe:


“I'm not saying that Walz lies, precisely," Parker wrote in an op-ed headlined, "Tim Walz isn't exactly what he seems." "But he tends to gild his résumé for political gain."

“Waltz has been forced to defend a number of controversies that have emerged following Vice President Harris' announcement that he would be her running mate. In particular, Walz has had to explain his record in the National Guard and his 2006 congressional campaign's statements on his 1995 drunk driving incident.”

Also:
“
Walz, then a 31-year-old high school teacher, was clocked at 96 mph in a 55-mph zone in Nebraska," Parker wrote. "He was pulled over by a state trooper, who, upon smelling alcohol, asked Walz to take a field sobriety test, which he failed. Walz then submitted to a hospital for a blood test, which revealed his blood alcohol level to be 0.128, well above the state's legal limit."


“While that info is verifiable by police records, Walz's 2006 congressional campaign staff told the press that the candidate was not drinking and actually failed to understand the police officer's directions because of hearing loss, blaming an injury relating to his time in the National Guard.”

“Morning show softballs may give comfort to the ill-prepared, but they deny viewers the content they need to be better-informed voters," Parker wrote. "Nothing about the pair's first (taped) interview Thursday night, with CNN's Dana Bash, satisfied that imperative. Although Harris handled the interview relatively well, Walz seemed to be a mixed-up mess."

https://www.aol.com/tim-walz-gilded-record-political-161023402.html

Who knew Kamala picked a verified drunk driver for our VP?

Who knew that Americans actually voted for a reformed drunk driver as president, not once but twice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s definitely not the squeaky clean candidate the Harris campaign would like you to believe:


“I'm not saying that Walz lies, precisely," Parker wrote in an op-ed headlined, "Tim Walz isn't exactly what he seems." "But he tends to gild his résumé for political gain."

“Waltz has been forced to defend a number of controversies that have emerged following Vice President Harris' announcement that he would be her running mate. In particular, Walz has had to explain his record in the National Guard and his 2006 congressional campaign's statements on his 1995 drunk driving incident.”

Also:
“
Walz, then a 31-year-old high school teacher, was clocked at 96 mph in a 55-mph zone in Nebraska," Parker wrote. "He was pulled over by a state trooper, who, upon smelling alcohol, asked Walz to take a field sobriety test, which he failed. Walz then submitted to a hospital for a blood test, which revealed his blood alcohol level to be 0.128, well above the state's legal limit."
Still flailing, I see.

“While that info is verifiable by police records, Walz's 2006 congressional campaign staff told the press that the candidate was not drinking and actually failed to understand the police officer's directions because of hearing loss, blaming an injury relating to his time in the National Guard.”

“Morning show softballs may give comfort to the ill-prepared, but they deny viewers the content they need to be better-informed voters," Parker wrote. "Nothing about the pair's first (taped) interview Thursday night, with CNN's Dana Bash, satisfied that imperative. Although Harris handled the interview relatively well, Walz seemed to be a mixed-up mess."

https://www.aol.com/tim-walz-gilded-record-political-161023402.html

Who knew Kamala picked a verified drunk driver for our VP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s definitely not the squeaky clean candidate the Harris campaign would like you to believe:


“I'm not saying that Walz lies, precisely," Parker wrote in an op-ed headlined, "Tim Walz isn't exactly what he seems." "But he tends to gild his résumé for political gain."

“Waltz has been forced to defend a number of controversies that have emerged following Vice President Harris' announcement that he would be her running mate. In particular, Walz has had to explain his record in the National Guard and his 2006 congressional campaign's statements on his 1995 drunk driving incident.”

Also:
“
Walz, then a 31-year-old high school teacher, was clocked at 96 mph in a 55-mph zone in Nebraska," Parker wrote. "He was pulled over by a state trooper, who, upon smelling alcohol, asked Walz to take a field sobriety test, which he failed. Walz then submitted to a hospital for a blood test, which revealed his blood alcohol level to be 0.128, well above the state's legal limit."


“While that info is verifiable by police records, Walz's 2006 congressional campaign staff told the press that the candidate was not drinking and actually failed to understand the police officer's directions because of hearing loss, blaming an injury relating to his time in the National Guard.”

“Morning show softballs may give comfort to the ill-prepared, but they deny viewers the content they need to be better-informed voters," Parker wrote. "Nothing about the pair's first (taped) interview Thursday night, with CNN's Dana Bash, satisfied that imperative. Although Harris handled the interview relatively well, Walz seemed to be a mixed-up mess."

https://www.aol.com/tim-walz-gilded-record-political-161023402.html

Who knew Kamala picked a verified drunk driver for our VP?

So Republicans didn't care that President Bush had a DUI and had his license suspended.

But they care deeply that Governor Walz was charged with DUI, but did not have his license suspended.

Double standard?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s definitely not the squeaky clean candidate the Harris campaign would like you to believe:


“I'm not saying that Walz lies, precisely," Parker wrote in an op-ed headlined, "Tim Walz isn't exactly what he seems." "But he tends to gild his résumé for political gain."

“Waltz has been forced to defend a number of controversies that have emerged following Vice President Harris' announcement that he would be her running mate. In particular, Walz has had to explain his record in the National Guard and his 2006 congressional campaign's statements on his 1995 drunk driving incident.”

Also:
“
Walz, then a 31-year-old high school teacher, was clocked at 96 mph in a 55-mph zone in Nebraska," Parker wrote. "He was pulled over by a state trooper, who, upon smelling alcohol, asked Walz to take a field sobriety test, which he failed. Walz then submitted to a hospital for a blood test, which revealed his blood alcohol level to be 0.128, well above the state's legal limit."


“While that info is verifiable by police records, Walz's 2006 congressional campaign staff told the press that the candidate was not drinking and actually failed to understand the police officer's directions because of hearing loss, blaming an injury relating to his time in the National Guard.”

“Morning show softballs may give comfort to the ill-prepared, but they deny viewers the content they need to be better-informed voters," Parker wrote. "Nothing about the pair's first (taped) interview Thursday night, with CNN's Dana Bash, satisfied that imperative. Although Harris handled the interview relatively well, Walz seemed to be a mixed-up mess."

https://www.aol.com/tim-walz-gilded-record-political-161023402.html

Who knew Kamala picked a verified drunk driver for our VP?

So Republicans didn't care that President Bush had a DUI and had his license suspended.

But they care deeply that Governor Walz was charged with DUI, but did not have his license suspended.

Double standard?

Bush was the most shameful R GLOBALIST President in my lifetime. Actually, he was a RINO. So no double standard, my friend. Am guessing (until we know otherwise) that both Bush and Walz are still alcoholics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s definitely not the squeaky clean candidate the Harris campaign would like you to believe:


“I'm not saying that Walz lies, precisely," Parker wrote in an op-ed headlined, "Tim Walz isn't exactly what he seems." "But he tends to gild his résumé for political gain."

“Waltz has been forced to defend a number of controversies that have emerged following Vice President Harris' announcement that he would be her running mate. In particular, Walz has had to explain his record in the National Guard and his 2006 congressional campaign's statements on his 1995 drunk driving incident.”

Also:
“
Walz, then a 31-year-old high school teacher, was clocked at 96 mph in a 55-mph zone in Nebraska," Parker wrote. "He was pulled over by a state trooper, who, upon smelling alcohol, asked Walz to take a field sobriety test, which he failed. Walz then submitted to a hospital for a blood test, which revealed his blood alcohol level to be 0.128, well above the state's legal limit."


“While that info is verifiable by police records, Walz's 2006 congressional campaign staff told the press that the candidate was not drinking and actually failed to understand the police officer's directions because of hearing loss, blaming an injury relating to his time in the National Guard.”

“Morning show softballs may give comfort to the ill-prepared, but they deny viewers the content they need to be better-informed voters," Parker wrote. "Nothing about the pair's first (taped) interview Thursday night, with CNN's Dana Bash, satisfied that imperative. Although Harris handled the interview relatively well, Walz seemed to be a mixed-up mess."

https://www.aol.com/tim-walz-gilded-record-political-161023402.html

Who knew Kamala picked a verified drunk driver for our VP?

So Republicans didn't care that President Bush had a DUI and had his license suspended.

But they care deeply that Governor Walz was charged with DUI, but did not have his license suspended.

Double standard?

Bush was the most shameful R GLOBALIST President in my lifetime. Actually, he was a RINO. So no double standard, my friend. Am guessing (until we know otherwise) that both Bush and Walz are still alcoholics.

Anyone not a MAGAt is a RINO, Boris?

And study up a little about alcoholics before you guess that someone is "still an alcoholic"