Republicans are struggling to paint Tim Walz as a villain
Republicans are struggling to paint Tim Walz as a villain
Republicans struggle to find an effective line of attack against Gov. Tim Walz, who was picked as Kamala Harris' running mate.
The GOP is scrambling to find a line of attack against Kamala Harris's VP pick — and it's not going well
Tim Walz has made his debut as Kamala Harris’ running mate, and Republicans are struggling to apply their standard villainization playbook to the Minnesota governor.
Walz has been making waves for weeks now as a good-natured, relatable politician with a particular aptitude for dressing down the Republican agenda in terms that any voter can understand — and the GOP hates it.
Republicans are scrambling to paint the governor-turned-VP candidate as a devilish Marxist hellbent on running the country into the ground — their usual stuff — while leveling a bunch of other really weird attacks. Here are some of their most pathetic attempts to turn voters against Walz.
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Well I mean as a foreigner the way I see him and is presented is a Vans 2.
Someone from the Midwest that is the real American, had a low class working life and now will fight for the Americans that feel neglected.
With Vans I get it. With the dems not so much since they never target the white working class.
What the fuck are you talking about
16hr old account, libertarian in the handle, chances of being a troll?
High
Vance did 4 years in the military right after high school and then got some kind of sweetheart deal from Ohio State. (He graduated a 4 year degree in 2 years, which just does not happen.) Then went to Yale law school. He took that degree and worked as a corporate lawyer and venture capitalist.
Walz did 23 years in the military and worked as a teacher.
One of them is cosplaying as a blue collar worker from the Midwest and one of them actually is a blue collar worker from the Midwest. Anyone voting for Vance based on that lie deserves what they get.