It's official; Tim Walz is running for reelection

It's finally official. Earlier this morning, Tim Walz announced that he's seeking a third term as governor. According to Gov. Walz, "We’ve made historic progress in our state, but we’re not done yet. I’m staying in the fight — and I need you with me."

In his email announcement, Gov. Walz said "Over the past six years, we’ve worked together to make Minnesota America’s best place to raise a family. We’ve cut child poverty, expanded labor rights, invested in education, made sure every student gets free breakfast and lunch at school, and so much more." Spare me the propaganda, Gov. Walz. Your administration has done everything it could to keep parents in the dark on the parents' children, especially when it comes to 'gender identity' issues. Of course, that's tearing families apart but, hey, you've got to demolish a few families to make sure that "Minnesota [is] America’s best place to raise a family." Then there's this:

We’re putting people first — and giving folks the freedom to live their own lives the way they want to live them. But everything we’re building is under attack. Donald Trump and his fellow extremists are dismantling basic services like Social Security and Medicare, leaving working families behind, and threatening our freedoms.

Gov. Walz mentioned Medicare but he didn't mention Medicaid. That's because, under his administration, hundreds of millions of dollars have been paid out to the grifters. Part of that is because he hired Jodi Harpstead as his commisioner of Human Services. Now, she's resigned. Harpstead did virtually nothing to prevent Medicaid fraud. Literally, tens of millions of dollars were improperly paid to people who were essentially grifters. The people at the Walz Record has the receipts:

From corrupt food assistance programs to bungled housing services and massive COVID relief fraud, Walz’s failures have put Minnesota’s resources and its people at serious risk. Despite mounting evidence and repeated investigations, Walz has done little to stop the bleeding or hold anyone accountable.

Tim Walz spent away a projected surplus of $18,000,000,000. Then he raised Minnesotans' taxes by an additional $10,000,000,000. Now, Minnesota is staring at a $6,000,000,000 deficit.

Frankly, Minnesota can't afford 4 more years of Gov. Walz. Check this out:

That's Gov. Walz's Midwestern Guy schtick. It isn't working.