What happened to Tim Walz's One Minnesota?

When Tim Walz first ran for governor, he ran with the slogan "One Minnesota." If he runs for a third term as governor, he should eliminate his "One " slogan. This Stanley Kurtz article highlights how radical Gov. Walz has become. In the article, Kurtz wrote about Brian Lozenski,he's sai Macalester College professor of urban and multicultural education. First, let's correct something about multiculturalism. We aren't multicultural. We're multi-ethnic. Next, about Lozenski, he's said some radical things while teaching at Macalester.

Kurtz wrote an article titled Walz Education Appointee Calls for the Overthrow of the U.S. Prof. Lozenski is as divisive a figure as we'll find. That's before talking about Mary Moriarty, DFL Hennepin County Attorney. Moriarty is implementing a 2-tiered injusticevans system.

THen there's Gov. Walz himself. This past week, Gov. Walz spent most of his time criticizing President Trump and Elon Musk. At the start of this video, Gov. Walz used his State of the State Address to outright lie about President Trump and law enforcement:

Gov. Walz said that fathers were getting thrown into vans, then being thrown into Salvadoran prisons without due process. This implied that the Trump administration is a lawless administration. That's an outright lie. He's attempting to paint a picture that doesn't exist. Yes, Kilmar Abrego-Garcia is in CECOT in el Salvador, but he saw a judge, 2 judges actually, and he had a deportation order. Democrats have used Abrego-Garcia as their poster child for illegal immigration.

It's painfully obvious that Gov. Walz wants to run for president. He's pitched his unity message into shark-infested waters because the activists want fighters, not statesmen, running for president. Because Gov. Walz is spineless, that's the path he's taking. Minnesota needs a leader, not a spineless wonder, as governor. We need someone that's willing to do the right thing. That isn't Gov. Walz.