I have mitt Romney's wife's cookie recipe. I can't wait to tear that apart and find out that she used organic eggs instead of regular eggs and didn't specify it that lying b****

I'm sorry but someone really needs to check on Republicans because they are going absolutely bonkers over Walz. And I am loving every minute of it.
Who the f cares about any of this stuff?

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Anonymous wrote:Your candidates are saying that Democrats are in support of post-birth abortions but you want to get into the weeds of the differences between IVF and IUI? Get out of here.

Nah, nah, nah they really think they have something here! And now we get to listen to military withdrawal experts, antiparasitics as antiviral meds, and military rank experts also be experts in the intricacies of assisted fertility. Truly, we are blessed to have these geniuses among us and I am so grateful they have done their “research.”

They are very different procedures and he clearly lied about this. There is no way any person who has undergone fertility treatments would accidentally mix up these procedures.

No-one cares, MAGA loon.

Pretty weird to harass people about the extra steps they take to bear children.

Pretty weird to lie about it in the first place. Unnecessary.

Pretty weird to post about this. Seriously bet you are really popular IRL.

So a candidate for the 2nd highest office in the US says he and his wife had IVF to have their children; his wife issues a statement that they didn’t, and we are to all observe silently without speaking?

Why are people not allowed to discuss this? Why does discussion of this matter make one unpopular?

It isn’t a legitimate concern. It’s something that only an assh01e would make a big deal about.

Things Walz is lying about:

his drunk driving arrest
his military rank
the fertility treatment he and his wife used to conceive; Mrs. Walz issued a clarification

Something odd:
FOX 9) - Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz explains his "white guy tacos" to Vice President Kamala Harris in a new video on social media. The first step of his recipe: unseasoned ground beef.

What's in the recipe?

"Like, I have white guy tacos, and —," Walz started in the video until Harris interjected and said, "What does that mean? Like, mayonnaise and tuna?"

Spoiler: Walz's tacos do not have mayonnaise and tuna, but they pretty much consist of just ground beef and cheese, Walz said in the video.

Harris then asked, "Do you put any flavor in it?" to which Walz responded, "Uh, no."

Walz goes on to explain that "black pepper is the top of the spice level in Minnesota." He did admit in the video that he is trying to expand his food knowledge, and Harris said they have cantaloupes so he will be fine.

https://www.fox9.com/news/tim-walz-white-guy-taco-recipe.amp

Ok, regular election year convo, nothing wrong with that. However:

RECIPE: Rep. Walz's winning Turkey Taco Tot Hotdish

https://www.fox9.com/the-jason-show/recipe-rep-walzs-winning-turkey-taco-tot-hotdish.amp

KMSP) - With his Turkey Taco Tot Hotdish, Rep. Tim Walz grabbed first place at Sen. Al Franken's sixth-annual “Hotdish Off” on Wednesday. His recipe, and a link to the other recipes, is at the bottom of this article.

His recipe beat out nine other congressional dishes after a taste test performed by Washington Post food critic and Minnesota native Tom Sietsema, Tom’s mother, Dorothy, and Minnesota native Ryan Jensen who now owns two popular coffee shops in D.C.

“A Hotdish dynasty is born,” Rep. Walz said, after winning his third Hotdish championship.

Tim’s Turkey Taco Tot Hotdish
Rep. Tim Walz

- 1 lb ground turkey
- 1 large red bell pepper (or two medium ones)
- 1 yellow onion
- 1 can sliced black olives
- 1 can diced mild green chilies
- 1 bottle taco sauce (medium)
- 1 16 oz sour cream
- 1 bag of frozen tots
- 4 cups shredded cheddar cheese
- 3 cups sweet corn - cherry tomatoes
- green onions
- shredded iceberg lettuce
- paprika
- chili powder
- onion powder
- garlic powder
- olive oil

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Dice the onion and bell pepper into 1-inch dice and sauté in 1 tablespoon of olive oil, salt and pepper for 15 minutes, until tender. Remove onion and bell pepper and set aside in a mixing bowl. Brown turkey. In a small bowl, mix 2 teaspoons each of paprika, chili powder, onion powder and garlic powder. Add half of mixture to the turkey while browning. Reserve the other half of mixture to sprinkle over the tots prior to baking. When finished, add the turkey in with the sautéed onion and bell pepper. Add black olives, sweet corn, chilies, taco sauce, 2 cups of cheese, and sour cream. Stir mixture until combined. Pour into a baking dish and sprinkle the remaining 2 cups of cheese on top. Add tots on top of the mixture and cheese. Sprinkle spice mixture on top of tots. Bake in 400 degree oven for 45 minutes or until tots are crispy and golden brown. After removing from the oven, sprinkle with shredded lettuce, green onions and diced tomato. Serve with sour cream, hot sauce, avocado, cilantro or your favorite taco topping.

So he doesn’t use just ground beef, cheese, and black pepper. Why did he say he didn’t use any spices?

It’s weird to lie about stuff like this. It makes no sense. Walz just can’t be genuine or honest about anything.

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Anonymous wrote:Your candidates are saying that Democrats are in support of post-birth abortions but you want to get into the weeds of the differences between IVF and IUI? Get out of here.

Nah, nah, nah they really think they have something here! And now we get to listen to military withdrawal experts, antiparasitics as antiviral meds, and military rank experts also be experts in the intricacies of assisted fertility. Truly, we are blessed to have these geniuses among us and I am so grateful they have done their “research.”

They are very different procedures and he clearly lied about this. There is no way any person who has undergone fertility treatments would accidentally mix up these procedures.

No-one cares, MAGA loon.

Pretty weird to harass people about the extra steps they take to bear children.

Pretty weird to lie about it in the first place. Unnecessary.

Pretty weird to post about this. Seriously bet you are really popular IRL.

So a candidate for the 2nd highest office in the US says he and his wife had IVF to have their children; his wife issues a statement that they didn’t, and we are to all observe silently without speaking?

Why are people not allowed to discuss this? Why does discussion of this matter make one unpopular?

It isn’t a legitimate concern. It’s something that only an assh01e would make a big deal about.

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Anonymous wrote:Your candidates are saying that Democrats are in support of post-birth abortions but you want to get into the weeds of the differences between IVF and IUI? Get out of here.

Nah, nah, nah they really think they have something here! And now we get to listen to military withdrawal experts, antiparasitics as antiviral meds, and military rank experts also be experts in the intricacies of assisted fertility. Truly, we are blessed to have these geniuses among us and I am so grateful they have done their “research.”

They are very different procedures and he clearly lied about this. There is no way any person who has undergone fertility treatments would accidentally mix up these procedures.

No-one cares, MAGA loon.

Pretty weird to harass people about the extra steps they take to bear children.

Pretty weird to lie about it in the first place. Unnecessary.

Pretty weird to post about this. Seriously bet you are really popular IRL.

So a candidate for the 2nd highest office in the US says he and his wife had IVF to have their children; his wife issues a statement that they didn’t, and we are to all observe silently without speaking?

Why are people not allowed to discuss this? Why does discussion of this matter make one unpopular?

Because it's splitting hairs, and you're not reading the room. For regular people, IVF is stand-in for 'These people couldn't have children with normal PIV sex, and needed assistance', not for the exact specific procedure. In fact, if someone said they used IUI (or any less familiar terms), most people wouldn't know what that even means.

The point of Walz talking about it, is that they struggled to have children, and required assistance. He understands what it is like to desperately want children and not be able to have them. And Republican controlled legislatures are attempting to ban procedures that would people like the Walzes that have to rely on technology to have children.

Why did Mrs. Walz issue a clarification? She thought it was important.

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Anonymous wrote:Your candidates are saying that Democrats are in support of post-birth abortions but you want to get into the weeds of the differences between IVF and IUI? Get out of here.

Nah, nah, nah they really think they have something here! And now we get to listen to military withdrawal experts, antiparasitics as antiviral meds, and military rank experts also be experts in the intricacies of assisted fertility. Truly, we are blessed to have these geniuses among us and I am so grateful they have done their “research.”

They are very different procedures and he clearly lied about this. There is no way any person who has undergone fertility treatments would accidentally mix up these procedures.

No-one cares, MAGA loon.

Pretty weird to harass people about the extra steps they take to bear children.

Pretty weird to lie about it in the first place. Unnecessary.

Pretty weird to post about this. Seriously bet you are really popular IRL.

So a candidate for the 2nd highest office in the US says he and his wife had IVF to have their children; his wife issues a statement that they didn’t, and we are to all observe silently without speaking?

Why are people not allowed to discuss this? Why does discussion of this matter make one unpopular?

Because it's splitting hairs, and you're not reading the room. For regular people, IVF is stand-in for 'These people couldn't have children with normal PIV sex, and needed assistance', not for the exact specific procedure. In fact, if someone said they used IUI (or any less familiar terms), most people wouldn't know what that even means.

The point of Walz talking about it, is that they struggled to have children, and required assistance. He understands what it is like to desperately want children and not be able to have them. And Republican controlled legislatures are attempting to ban procedures that would people like the Walzes that have to rely on technology to have children.

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Anonymous wrote:Your candidates are saying that Democrats are in support of post-birth abortions but you want to get into the weeds of the differences between IVF and IUI? Get out of here.

Nah, nah, nah they really think they have something here! And now we get to listen to military withdrawal experts, antiparasitics as antiviral meds, and military rank experts also be experts in the intricacies of assisted fertility. Truly, we are blessed to have these geniuses among us and I am so grateful they have done their “research.”

They are very different procedures and he clearly lied about this. There is no way any person who has undergone fertility treatments would accidentally mix up these procedures.

No-one cares, MAGA loon.

Pretty weird to harass people about the extra steps they take to bear children.

Pretty weird to lie about it in the first place. Unnecessary.

Pretty weird to post about this. Seriously bet you are really popular IRL.

So a candidate for the 2nd highest office in the US says he and his wife had IVF to have their children; his wife issues a statement that they didn’t, and we are to all observe silently without speaking?

Why are people not allowed to discuss this? Why does discussion of this matter make one unpopular?

Anonymous wrote:THIS thread is getting more mileage than Jen Hatmaker.

Only because too many are wasting their time engaging with intellectually dishonest MAGA trolls.

THIS thread is getting more mileage than Jen Hatmaker.

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Anonymous wrote:Gwen Walz reveals she underwent a different treatment, not IVF, in new details about fertility struggles

“This one’s personal for me about IVF and reproductive care,” Walz told supporters at a rally in Glendale, Arizona, earlier this month. “When we wanted to have children, we went through years of fertility treatment.”

And in an MSNBC interview in July, he continued attacking Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance for his opposition to a bill that would have guaranteed access to IVF nationwide, while appearing to link the treatment to the birth of his two children.

“Thank God for IVF, my wife and I have two beautiful children,” he said.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/08/20/politics/gwen-walz-fertility-struggles

What has he not misrepresented or mispoke about?

-his rank
-his drunk driving arrest
-how his kids were conceived

Those are big things to misrepresent/lie about. What else has he not told the absolute truth about?

These are all minor hair-splitting differences. Trump makes huge lies, in some cases, over 100 per speech. His lies vary from minor to extremely major, like giving anecdotes where he has changed people, places, times, and events. He has lied about people, his own crimes (many). He has cheated and become a convicted felon. He has lied, defamed a person, and incurred one of the largest defamation penalties in history. He has lied and threatened national security. He has lied and tried to change an election.

And his supporters ignore his many lies and try to split hairs over Walz. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.

Walz misrepresentation of his rank was small. He served at a higher level and retired at a lower level. He mistakenly said he was a retired E9 instead of serving as an E9 and retiring as an E8. He later corrected that.

His wife had IUI instead of IVF. The difference between the two is minor to the public. In IUI, the sperms is injected into the uterus to artificially assist in insemination. In IVF, both sperm and eggs are both harvested and inseminated in the lab then the fertilized zygote is placed in the uterus. The distinction for the layman is trivial.

The drunk driving issue has surfaced in each of his campaigns (his first campaign for Congress, his campaign for Governor). Walz has admitted had a DUI. He was drunk, drove on a nearly empty highway at night and paid his price. The only scandal here was that his campaign staffers misrepresented the situation in his run for governor (the second time the issue came up). It was an event that happened 20+ years before, probably before the campaign staffers were out of diapers, but it didn't make the event any more significant because they misrepresented what happened many years before. Walz did not try to hide the event and has spoken publicly about it. He said he realized he had a problem and he stopped drinking and only drinks sodas now.

GOP are desperate to find anything on him. Meanwhile they have a candidate who is not fit for office and has far more egregious issues and lies daily while they try to dredge up lies from 30+ years ago. There is no equivalency between them. If you care enough about honesty and integrity to care about Walz' DUI from 30 years ago, his retirement 20 years ago or his family fertility issues from 15 years ago, then you need to care much more about the GOP candidates lies from 30 days ago, 20 hours ago or 15 minutes ago. And then it becomes clear which candidate has many, many more strikes against them and is clearly not fit to win the election in 77 days.

His lies are hardly "minor hair splitting differences." I question how much vetting was done. Probably wouldn't have mattered anyway.
We know that Kamala is not a good decision-maker and her choice for VP shows that.

And, as far as IVF and IUI are concerned....

IVF requires extraction and fertilization of egg outside the womb which often results in discarding fertilized eggs.
IUI is injecting sperm into the uterus. No fertilized eggs discarded.

they are very different and it is surprising that Walz doesn't know the difference. Or, chose to lie about it for some unknown reason.

I'll grant that these are not minor hairsplitting differences to the Republican base. But to moderates, independents and RINOS, essentially the critical key undecideds that both sides are trying to convince, they are minor hairsplitting differences. There are very few people that are not already committed Trump voters who care about these issues. There are very few undecideds who will make their decisions in November's elections based on these issues.

Trump voters are just looking for *anything* to justify their fealty to a doddering serially lying felonious insurrectionist con man. Good luck to them.

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Anonymous wrote:Gwen Walz reveals she underwent a different treatment, not IVF, in new details about fertility struggles

“This one’s personal for me about IVF and reproductive care,” Walz told supporters at a rally in Glendale, Arizona, earlier this month. “When we wanted to have children, we went through years of fertility treatment.”

And in an MSNBC interview in July, he continued attacking Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance for his opposition to a bill that would have guaranteed access to IVF nationwide, while appearing to link the treatment to the birth of his two children.

“Thank God for IVF, my wife and I have two beautiful children,” he said.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/08/20/politics/gwen-walz-fertility-struggles

What has he not misrepresented or mispoke about?

-his rank
-his drunk driving arrest
-how his kids were conceived

Those are big things to misrepresent/lie about. What else has he not told the absolute truth about?

These are all minor hair-splitting differences. Trump makes huge lies, in some cases, over 100 per speech. His lies vary from minor to extremely major, like giving anecdotes where he has changed people, places, times, and events. He has lied about people, his own crimes (many). He has cheated and become a convicted felon. He has lied, defamed a person, and incurred one of the largest defamation penalties in history. He has lied and threatened national security. He has lied and tried to change an election.

And his supporters ignore his many lies and try to split hairs over Walz. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.

Walz misrepresentation of his rank was small. He served at a higher level and retired at a lower level. He mistakenly said he was a retired E9 instead of serving as an E9 and retiring as an E8. He later corrected that.

His wife had IUI instead of IVF. The difference between the two is minor to the public. In IUI, the sperms is injected into the uterus to artificially assist in insemination. In IVF, both sperm and eggs are both harvested and inseminated in the lab then the fertilized zygote is placed in the uterus. The distinction for the layman is trivial.

The drunk driving issue has surfaced in each of his campaigns (his first campaign for Congress, his campaign for Governor). Walz has admitted had a DUI. He was drunk, drove on a nearly empty highway at night and paid his price. The only scandal here was that his campaign staffers misrepresented the situation in his run for governor (the second time the issue came up). It was an event that happened 20+ years before, probably before the campaign staffers were out of diapers, but it didn't make the event any more significant because they misrepresented what happened many years before. Walz did not try to hide the event and has spoken publicly about it. He said he realized he had a problem and he stopped drinking and only drinks sodas now.

GOP are desperate to find anything on him. Meanwhile they have a candidate who is not fit for office and has far more egregious issues and lies daily while they try to dredge up lies from 30+ years ago. There is no equivalency between them. If you care enough about honesty and integrity to care about Walz' DUI from 30 years ago, his retirement 20 years ago or his family fertility issues from 15 years ago, then you need to care much more about the GOP candidates lies from 30 days ago, 20 hours ago or 15 minutes ago. And then it becomes clear which candidate has many, many more strikes against them and is clearly not fit to win the election in 77 days.

His lies are hardly "minor hair splitting differences." I question how much vetting was done. Probably wouldn't have mattered anyway.
We know that Kamala is not a good decision-maker and her choice for VP shows that.

And, as far as IVF and IUI are concerned....

IVF requires extraction and fertilization of egg outside the womb which often results in discarding fertilized eggs.
IUI is injecting sperm into the uterus. No fertilized eggs discarded.

they are very different and it is surprising that Walz doesn't know the difference. Or, chose to lie about it for some unknown reason.

I'll grant that these are not minor hairsplitting differences to the Republican base. But to moderates, independents and RINOS, essentially the critical key undecideds that both sides are trying to convince, they are minor hairsplitting differences. There are very few people that are not already committed Trump voters who care about these issues. There are very few undecideds who will make their decisions in November's elections based on these issues.

Anonymous wrote:My brother in law and sister in law utilized IUI to have their son after years of heartbreaking infertility. They both (and all of our family) just refer to it as IVF or just fertility treatments.

I'm assuming these are just diehard GOP trolls who want to make mountains out of molehills.

And GOP should not want accuracy or truth litigated because Trump (who told 40K lies during his presidency alone according to WaPo) would come out far, far worse.

Look they are just told to go out an attack. They have no idea what they are saying but will continue ad nauseam. Nothing says loser like attacking someone who for using IVF. It is disgusting.

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Anonymous wrote:Your candidates are saying that Democrats are in support of post-birth abortions but you want to get into the weeds of the differences between IVF and IUI? Get out of here.

Nah, nah, nah they really think they have something here! And now we get to listen to military withdrawal experts, antiparasitics as antiviral meds, and military rank experts also be experts in the intricacies of assisted fertility. Truly, we are blessed to have these geniuses among us and I am so grateful they have done their “research.”

They are very different procedures and he clearly lied about this. There is no way any person who has undergone fertility treatments would accidentally mix up these procedures.

No-one cares, MAGA loon.

Pretty weird to harass people about the extra steps they take to bear children.

Pretty weird to lie about it in the first place. Unnecessary.

Pretty weird to post about this. Seriously bet you are really popular IRL.

My brother in law and sister in law utilized IUI to have their son after years of heartbreaking infertility. They both (and all of our family) just refer to it as IVF or just fertility treatments.

I'm assuming these are just diehard GOP trolls who want to make mountains out of molehills.

And GOP should not want accuracy or truth litigated because Trump (who told 40K lies during his presidency alone according to WaPo) would come out far, far worse.