Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL), expressed his concerns about the selection of GOP candidates for Wednesday’s Republican presidential debate. In an interview with “Meet The Press” host Chuck Todd on Sunday, Walz argued that the American people will be the real losers as soon as the candidates step on the stage.
Walz questioned whether the debate would revolve around who can ban the most books, highlighting his skepticism about the ideas and priorities of the Republican candidates. Despite not being a Republican himself, Walz previously stated that he would support North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, who promised gift cards as part of his campaign.
However, Walz still had reservations about Burgum, particularly regarding his signing of a six-week abortion ban that he deemed “hugely unpopular and simply wrong.” A recent poll reported by the Associated Press found that a majority of American adults believe abortion should be allowed at six weeks of pregnancy.
During the “Meet the Press” interview, Walz criticized Burgum’s responses, describing them as simple and tongue-in-cheek. He acknowledged that Burgum is probably the most normal candidate among the group but argued that he is trapped in a Republican party with no ideas.
When discussing the 2024 presidential election, Walz expressed his belief that President Joe Biden is the best candidate for his party to nominate. However, Todd questioned why fewer people seem to support Biden compared to former President Donald Trump. Walz attributed this to a lack of trust in institutions and the poisoning of the system by Trump and the Republican Party, which he claimed constantly attack families.
Walz concluded by stating that the lack of support for Biden is not solely due to his age but rather a reflection of the state of democracy. He predicted that as the election approaches and people witness the craziness on the debate stage, they will come to understand the importance of the democratic process.
In related news, former President Trump announced that he will skip the GOP presidential primary debates. Additionally, Stephen Miller, a former advisor to Trump, called on Republicans to draft criminal referrals for Biden and Democrats. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis also criticized Trump’s cult of personality, referring to his supporters as “listless vessels.”
Why does Minnesota Governor Tim Walz believe that President Joe Biden does not receive as much support as former President Donald Trump
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL), expressed his concerns about the selection of GOP candidates for Wednesday’s Republican presidential debate. In an interview with “Meet The Press” host Chuck Todd on Sunday, Walz argued that the American people will be the real losers as soon as the candidates step on the stage.
Walz questioned whether the debate would revolve around who can ban the most books, highlighting his skepticism about the ideas and priorities of the Republican candidates. Despite not being a Republican himself, Walz previously stated that he would support North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, who promised gift cards as part of his campaign.
However, Walz still had reservations about Burgum, particularly regarding his signing of a six-week abortion ban that he deemed “hugely unpopular and simply wrong.” A recent poll reported by the Associated Press found that a majority of American adults believe abortion should be allowed at six weeks of pregnancy.
During the “Meet the Press” interview, Walz criticized Burgum’s responses, describing them as simple and tongue-in-cheek. He acknowledged that Burgum is probably the most normal candidate among the group but argued that he is trapped in a Republican party with no ideas.
When discussing the 2024 presidential election, Walz expressed his belief that President Joe Biden is the best candidate for his party to nominate. However, Todd questioned why fewer people seem to support Biden compared to former President Donald Trump. Walz attributed this to a lack of trust in institutions and the poisoning of the system by Trump and the Republican Party, which he claimed constantly attack families.
Walz concluded by stating that the lack of support for Biden is not solely due to his age but rather a reflection of the state of democracy. He predicted that as the election approaches and people witness the craziness on the debate stage, they will come to understand the importance of the democratic process.
In related news, former President Trump announced that he will skip the GOP presidential primary debates. Additionally, Stephen Miller, a former advisor to Trump, called on Republicans to draft criminal referrals for Biden and Democrats. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis also criticized Trump’s cult of personality, referring to his supporters as “listless vessels.”
