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Anonymous wrote: Ladders so illegals can climb over Trump’s border wall.

Unless the maps I'm using are also part of the trans-Zionist-PizzaGate conspiracy, Minnesota is a long way from the Mexican border. Must be some long ladders.

Walz is an open borders guy. He has made comments about supplying the law breaking illegal migrants wanting to enter the country by climbing the wall with ladders.

And, if you haven't been paying attention - every state has become a border state under Biden/Harris. And, Walz is all for it.... he has declared MN a sanctuary state.

There is a bill (the North Star Act) in the MN state legislature to make the state a sanctuary state but it has not been voted on (and by the looks of it probably won't pass if and when it comes to the floor), so the governor can "declare" anything he wants but, as of now, MN is not a sanctuary state.

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Walz did suffer health consequences from all those howitzer cannon booms. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs records supplied by Walz after MPR News inquired about the scope and timing of the damage show he filed a claim for bilateral hearing loss and tinnitus with the agency in 2013.

In a benefits application, Walz spoke of blasts that "would knock us down and after firing I had ringing in my ears" and hearing loss that progressively worsened during his 21 years in the field artillery unit.

Anonymous wrote:What shouldn’t be lost in today’s news cycle is that the governor of a crucial swing state was humiliated by being skipped over for this nomination. And why? Because the anti-Israel activists in the party would have gone even more crazy due to Shapiro’s presence on the ticket. So don’t be at all surprised when the late night Philly magic doesn’t happen on election night.

He wasn't humiliated. He basically pulled out after his interview with Harris on Sunday because he knew he was going to be a lightning rod.

Anonymous wrote:What shouldn’t be lost in today’s news cycle is that the governor of a crucial swing state was humiliated by being skipped over for this nomination. And why? Because the anti-Israel activists in the party would have gone even more crazy due to Shapiro’s presence on the ticket. So don’t be at all surprised when the late night Philly magic doesn’t happen on election night.

Honey, you are so desperate. You have spent the entire day writing posts about Governor Shapiro as though he had been wronged. There were several people on that list. You don't care about them?

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Anonymous wrote:Tim Walz was arrested and booked for Driving Under the Influence in Nebraska in 1995.

He was serving in the National Guard at that time- why was he allowed to keep his career? DUI/DWI is a career ending event.

How about rape?

Don’t ask, don’t tell.

In 1999, Walz agreed to be the faculty advisor of the first gay-straight alliance at Mankato West High School. In the 90s, when it wasn't easy. He said something to the effect that of course he would do it, since the backing of the straight, older, football coach should show others that being an ally was the right thing to do.

That's real f'in leadership.

Am I the only one who thinks of Little House on the Prairie anytime someone says Mankato?

I am so excited for Governor Walz for VP!! All the Bo options had strengths, but Walz was my dream choice!

Proud of Harris for her choice. Excited to vote and donate for Harris-Walz!!!

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Cool story, bro. You nominated a felon waiting conviction. The last GOP President was convicted of the same thing. This isn't going to sway anyone.

I’ll take a DUI arrest from 30 years over a rapist any day.

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Anonymous wrote:Maga is in panic

Full blown. It's all trans in bathrooms and George Floyd/riots! That's all they got. Wait until they start hearing him speak! This is going to be delicious.

The riots and overall breakdown of law and order in our cities is where the Democrats are most vulnerable. Expect to hear about Kamala’s San Francisco and Tim’s Minneapolis nonstop for the next three months.

Did January 6th not happen? I don't understand how GOP are so concerned about some riots and not others. It's weird.

Bingo

All riots should be equally disdained regardless of the issue behind it because more often than not it's some nut job extremist thugs who don't actually care about the issue behind it....but as such should also be equally prosecuted and equally thought of as wrong regardless of the issue. It's never ok to destroy property regardless of the issue or topic period.

Tim Walz told a really bad dad joke and gave you the punchline before you could answer.

Anonymous wrote:What shouldn’t be lost in today’s news cycle is that the governor of a crucial swing state was humiliated by being skipped over for this nomination. And why? Because the anti-Israel activists in the party would have gone even more crazy due to Shapiro’s presence on the ticket. So don’t be at all surprised when the late night Philly magic doesn’t happen on election night.

I'll suggest a different take. He just got shortlisted as a finalist for potential VP two years into his governorship. He's now on everyone's radar whereas he was just another new governor. I'm sure he'll be shortlisted for cabinet positions as well as well positioned for a future run at President. Moreover, he now knows what kinds of issues he'll need to tackle to run the primary gauntlet. Sometimes, the stars don't align just as they didn't for Harris in 2020.

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One person’s socialism is another person’s neighborliness.

So if you’re against socialism, then you support ending social security and Medicare, right?

DP
I’m fine with them. Pretty sure they’ve been around for longer than I have, and we are not a socialist country.
But good try.

Anonymous wrote:What shouldn’t be lost in today’s news cycle is that the governor of a crucial swing state was humiliated by being skipped over for this nomination. And why? Because the anti-Israel activists in the party would have gone even more crazy due to Shapiro’s presence on the ticket. So don’t be at all surprised when the late night Philly magic doesn’t happen on election night.

He was humiliated? Where did he say that? Or did he only tell you, and you’ve kindly come here to share with all of us?

Anonymous wrote:What shouldn’t be lost in today’s news cycle is that the governor of a crucial swing state was humiliated by being skipped over for this nomination. And why? Because the anti-Israel activists in the party would have gone even more crazy due to Shapiro’s presence on the ticket. So don’t be at all surprised when the late night Philly magic doesn’t happen on election night.

The campaign is going to go with the pick that has the broadest appeal. Shapiro didn’t get picked. If he wants to run for President, he can. He’s young!