“Caught, Redhanded” – Trump Responds To Tim Walz Not Seeking Re-Election
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Donald Trump called out Tim Walz.
Trump said Walz “will possibly leave office before his Term is up” and that “he was caught, REDHANDED.”
Minnesota’s Corrupt Governor will possibly leave office before his Term is up but, in any event, will not be running again because he was caught, REDHANDED, along with Ilhan Omar, and others of his Somali friends, stealing Tens of Billions of Taxpayer Dollars. I feel certain the facts will come out, and they will reveal a seriously unscrupulous, and rich, group of “SLIMEBALLS.” Governor Walz has destroyed the State of Minnesota, but others, like Governor Gavin Newscum, JB Pritzker, and Kathy Hochul, have done, in my opinion, an even more dishonest and incompetent job. NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW!
In his statement announcing he would not seek re-election, Tim Walz attacked Donald Trump and Republicans.
In his statement on Monday, Walz described the past year as an “extraordinarily difficult” one for his state.
“For the last several years, an organized group of criminals have sought to take advantage of our state’s generosity,” Walz said.
He also accused Trump and his Republican allies of seeking to take advantage of the crisis and playing politics.
“They want to poison our people against each other by attacking our neighbors. And, ultimately, they want to take away much of what makes Minnesota the best place in America to raise a family,” Walz said.
“They’ve already begun by taking our tax dollars that were meant to help families afford child care. And they have no intention of stopping there.”
Democrats have cautioned Walz privately about seeking re-election.
Walz had been criticized for his administration’s oversight of the welfare programs. Several Democrats in the state privately cautioned Walz against seeking reelection as outrage intensified in Minnesota and beyond over the misuse of funds.
Minnesota officials have until January 9 to provide the Trump administration with information about providers and parents who receive federal funds for child care.
