Tim Walz Failed campaign starts

Yesterday, I got an email from the Minnesota Freedom Club highlighting the latest campaign to defeat Gov. Tim Walz, (DFL-MN), this November. It's simply titled Walz Failed. Today, there's already a hashtag started for this campaign. That hashtag is #TimWalzFailed, which is true. He's an epic fail.

One of the tweets on this hashtag says "The number of daily diners in the city of Minneapolis was down an average of 54.3% in July - so the city had less than half the number of people eating out, compared with July 2019, according to Open Table." Here's another tweet:

The email said:
Friend, We just released our FIRST ad on EXPOSING Governor Tim Walz’s FAILURE to keep Minnesota streets safe.

When rioters took over our cities, Minnesotans called for help and Walz refused to answer.

"We have reached out to the Governor… we are getting no response tonight."

Businesses were then looted, a police station was burned down, and livelihoods were destroyed.

If you can't afford to donate, you can still get more people to see this ad.

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Don’t be like Tim Walz, answer the call.

Team Walz Failed

Tim Walz has failed Minnesota. As Brent Larson highlighted, Walz's unilateral decisions shut down businesses longer than they needed to be. Then he failed to respond to the George Floyd Riots. We all remember these scenes:

What we don't remember is Tim Walz's leadership. It's impossible to remember something that didn't exist. This ad is particularly hard-hitting:

Tim Walz- AWOL

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