Good day all. Well, it looks like that the repeated blows to the head have finally had an effect and Tampon Tim Walz, failed Vice Presidential Candidate and one of the most incompetent and corrupt governors in the history of Minnesota, has decided that he will not run for reelection as Govno.
Now, a little bit of information. You might notice that at times I will refer to a governor, usually a Democrat as a “Govno.” This isn’t a contraction. It is the Russian word for Shit. In the case of Tim Walz, this describes him perfectly. For the last month or so, as the reports of the massive amounts of fraud that have occurred under this incompetent moron’s nose started hitting the national consciousness, Walz has been denying there was any problems. However, a recent video by Nick Shirley wen viral and now Walz is botha laughing stock and a potential federal target for investigation. He’s also been watching what passes for his political career sink beneath the waves. He’s now given up all hope of a third term as governor. Here are the details from Fox News:
Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota announced on Monday that he’s dropping his bid for an unprecedented third term as governor amid stinging criticism of the unsuccessful 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee’s handling of his state’s massive welfare assistance fraud scandal.
“As I reflected on this moment with my family and my team over the holidays, I came to the conclusion that I can’t give a political campaign my all,” Walz wrote in a statement. “Every minute I spend defending my own political interests would be a minute I can’t spend defending the people of Minnesota against the criminals who prey on our generosity and the cynics who prey on our differences.”
“As I reflected on this moment with my family and my team over the holidays, I came to the conclusion that I can’t give a political campaign my all,” Walz wrote in a statement. “Every minute I spend defending my own political interests would be a minute I can’t spend defending the people of Minnesota against the criminals who prey on our generosity and the cynics who prey on our differences.”
Walz is still denying that his administration, along with the current Attorney General of the State of Minnesota, not only allowed one of the worst cases of fraud, if not the worst case in American history, to occur under his watch. He was warned about it and instead of looking into it, he shot the messengers and covered up the evidence.
The problem with this for Tampon Timmy, President Trump was voted back into office and once he was aware of the crimes, his administration started taking action. I have no doubt he expected to be vice president and in a far better position to shut down any further investigations.
And pointing to his efforts to deal with the growing fraud scandal, Walz charged, “The political gamesmanship we’re seeing from Republicans is only making that fight harder to win.”
His efforts in dealing with the scandal involve not going to prison. It’s not the Republicans who have been playing games, it’s the Democrats.
“This is on my watch, I am accountable for this and, more importantly, I am the one that will fix it,” Walz told reporters last month, as he took responsibility for the scandal.
The last thing Walz has ever done is take responsibility for anything if it impacts him in a negative manner.
The governor took actions to stop some of the suspected fraudulent payments, and ordered an outside audit of Medicaid billing in the state.
And that is the proverbial “A day late and a dollar short” scenario. He was warned about this problem years ago and covered it up. Now the Trump Administration is in the process of cutting off all federal funds into Minnesota. In any case, the reactions to Walz’s withdrawal from the race are coming in, hard and fast. For the Republicans, it’s generally been “Good bye and good riddance.
“Good riddance,” Republican House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, who represents Minnesota’s 6th Congressional District, said in a statement.
Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth, another leading Republican gubernatorial candidate, took to social media to argue, “If Democrats think they can sweep Minnesota’s fraud scandal away by swapping out Tim Walz, they are wrong.”
On the flip side, you have the Democrats who are still in denial on just how bad things are going to get for the Democrat Party provided the Republicans don’t do their usual late stage choke and throw away winnable elections.
But Democratic Governors Association (DGA) chair Gov. Andy Beshear of Kentucky said in a statement, “No matter who decides to run or how much national Republicans want to spend, the DGA remains very confident Minnesotans will elect another strong Democratic governor this November.”
Another strong Democrat? Has there ever been one?
And Besehar praised Walz, a former DGA chair, as “a true leader who has delivered results that will make life better for Minnesota workers and families for years to come.”
I think that Govno Besehar needs to put down the crack pipe and get his head straight. Walz is going to go down in Minnesota history as arguably the worst governor in the entire history of the State of Minnesota. The only question now is if he will be indicted or not.
“In the months ahead, Tim will continue doing what he’s done throughout his career: standing up to Donald Trump, defending Minnesota’s values, and fighting for working people,” Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin predicted.
Pundits considered Walz a possible contender for the Democratic Party’s 2028 presidential nomination.
Speaking of crack pipes and sobering up. After his performance as Kackling Kamala Harris’s running mate, the only way for Walz to get the nomination would have been if all the other candidates suffered a terminal case of HillaryClintonitus.
Walz had no chance of winning the 2028 nomination and his chances of winning a third term as governor pretty much ended when he “Leared” about all the fraud happening thanks to the Somali immigrants robbing the state blind. Now he can spend the remainder of his term getting raked over the coals by Congress and exploring his retirement options in a non-extradition country.
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