DFL politicians gone dishonest

Friday night on TPT Almanac, the script was pretty detectable. The script was this: Tim Walz is amazing. If you're looking for flaws, you're looking at the wrong guy. Rep. Jamie Long, (DFL-Minneapolis), is the Majority leader of the Minnesota House. Last night, he said that a national reporter noticed that he was wearing a camouflage-colored cap in his VP rollout picture. The reporter said that must be a hoax to enhance his Midwest image. Long immediately informed the reporter that Walz was the best shot in Congress.

That'd be quite a trick considering the fact that Rep. Cory Mills was a sniper when he served in the military. Snipers are the guys that make 1,000-yard shots from a perch. Their idea of missing a shot is one shot in a 5-shot clip outside the bullseye at 500-yards. Tim Walz isn't that good.

Later in the program, Andy Brehm said that Gov. Walz showed little leadership with the George Floyd Riots, which is indisputable. Former legislator Karla Bigham insisted that he made up for that by bringing the community together after the riots.  What a joke. Minnesotans still remember the interview of the elderly black lady crying and saying 'They burned my store down. That's where I got my medication from. Now where can I get it from?'

This is how Gov. Walz performed when things were worst for his state:

Why would we want to exporty that type of failure to the nation? Why would we trust dishonest politicians like these? They don't belong in power. They belong in jail.

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