Democrat Governor Tim Walz is as scary as the Pillsbury Doughboy. But his pudgy softness isn’t stopping him from inciting violence against President Donald Trump. On Saturday, he spoke to the South Carolina Democratic Party. He encouraged those in attendance to be meaner and to bully Trump.
Hear it for yourself. (WATCH – LANGUAGE WARNING)
Tampon @Tim_Walz – trying to look tough – calls on Democrats to “ferociously push back” and “bully the sh*t out of” President Trump. pic.twitter.com/t3ZMgbqOVg
Yes, because the American people have rejected them and their policies.
Commenters say Tim Walz knows about bullying because he’s been an enormous one as Minnesota’s governor.
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Minnesotans know Tyrant Tim’s bullying: -snitch line -prosecuted business owners -forced masks and shots -forced kids to wear masks playing sports regardless of resulting health problems -will remove kids and prosecute parents who don’t enable mutilation if kids want it
Bullying for democrats is second nature. Attack Christian family gatherings in Seattle, allow men to dominate in women’s sports, key Teslas, swat conservatives and call conservative minorities Uncle Tom. Nothing new.
Like meaner than trying to throw him in prison for nonsensical charges and attempting to assassinate him? Holy cow Tim Walz is not playing around this weekend.
Democrats are mean, plus they are already violent bullies. Listening to Walz, one can rightfully assume he wants more public clashes in addition to more violence against Trump, Republicans, and MAGA.
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