Tim Walz: everything that's "wrong with modern politics"

It isn't surprising that whistleblowers from Minnesota's Department of Human Services are criticizing Minnesota's DFL Gov. Tim Walz. What's surprising is that's what they're saying in criticizing Gov. Walz on the record. The Alpha News article reports "The DHS employees describe themselves as 'over 480 Minnesota state staff serving with pride & commitment to our people & state.' The Department of Human Services has been at the center of many of Minnesota’s fraud scandals."

These DHS employees are quoted as saying "In our view, Tim Walz represents everything wrong with modern politics: a politician skilled at crafting a public image while avoiding accountability for the consequences of his decisions. Tim Walz has lied his way through politics and shrugging off any criticisms. Under his leadership, Minnesota has experienced growing division, declining public trust, and a political climate increasingly driven by ideology rather than common sense. Our state has been sold out to fraudsters to advance and project his power. Any credibility in state government has now been clouded with suspicion and distrust."

Sold out is the right term. Based on this interview, that's what Gov. Walz apparently enjoys doing:

Faye Bernstein of Minnesota's Department of Health Services and Rep. Kristin Robbins, the chair of the Fraud and Oversight Committee, have brought forth tons of information that Gov. Walz has said is imaginery. Gov. Walz's go-to move is saying that this is President Trump's attempt to discredit Gov. Walz's administration. Bernstein has the receipts discrediting Gov. Walz.

Gov. Walz is indeed "what's wrong with modern politics. He's as corrrupt as Joe Biden.

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