Tim Walz, career politician, professional pain-in-the-arse

Somehow, Minnesota's Gov. Tim Walz has found his way onto VP Kamala Harris's VP shortlist, That's quite amazing considering the fact that Kamala Harris didn't win a single delegate to be the Democrats' 2024 presidential nominee. If that explanation is a bit dizzying, permit me to explain.

Last year, the DNC rigged the rules so only Joe Biden could earn presidential delegates. (At least, that's how it seemed.) Further, DNC operatives did their best to bury Donald Trump in lawfare lawsuits and criminal indictments. Despite all the lawfare, Trump is now the official GOP presidential nominee. It's astonishing that Trump's still standing, Biden is retiring, Obama is still running the DNC and Tim Walz is a candidate to be Kamala Harris's running mate.

That being said, it's astonishing to think that Tim Walz is a VP finalist. Walz isn't a legitimate VP candidate but he plays one in today's Democrat Party:

Walz has developed some bad habit:
Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who is reportedly on the shortlist of possible running mates for Vice President Kamala Harris, raised eyebrows with comments he made during a campaign event for "white dudes" on Monday.

“Don’t ever shy away from our progressive values. One person’s socialism is another person’s neighborliness. Just do the damn work,” Walz said during his appearance at a "White Dudes for Harris" virtual fundraiser.

Walz, speaking alongside a lineup of Hollywood elites and Democratic Party bigwigs, proceeded to call former President Donald Trump a "bastard."

“Here’s the great news: how often in 100 days do you get to change the trajectory of the world? How often in 100 days do you get to do something that’s going to impact generations to come? And how often in the world do you make that bastard wake up afterwards and know that a black woman kicked his ass and send him on the road? And you know that’s something that guy’s going to have to live with for the rest of his life," said the two-term Minnesota governor.

Gov. Walz has a clever sales pitch -- if you omit his incompetence, corruption and oversize ego.

Incompetence

When the George Floyd Riots broke out, Walz showed his true self. He did nothing. Inmn fact, he didn't stp[ the riots for 3 days.

Corruption

if you're looking for someone whose administration is steeped in federal corruption, Little Timmy is your guy. Just ask the U.S. attorneys working on theFeeding Our Futures scandal.

Oversize Ego

Gov. Walz's oversized ego got exposed in Gov. Walz's interview with Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino:

Walz said that "the process has always been the same." Seriously? When has the Democrat process included pitching aside the sitting president a month before the convention and several months after that sitting president had clinched the nomination? Try never.

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