In another American timeline, former soccer coach Tim WalzInstead of the Maga Toady JD Vance, educated in Yale, is the vice president of the United States, in the president of the White House of the Democrat, Kamala Harris.
But Donald Trump He won the 2024 elections, and Walz, even the governor of Minnesota, was in Minneapolis on Monday giving a burning speech To begin the summer meetings of the National Democratic Committee. Hello, committed to a little political fanfic, describing how a presidency of Harris could be playing at this time.
“We would like to wake up a lot of shit on television every day,” said Walz, “and a lot of nonsense” by Trump. “We would be waking up with an adult with compassion, dignity, vision and leadership doing the job, not a child who cries for whatever happens to him.”
The governor then sacrifices a desire (perhaps less Hhan-Heartfelt) of good health for the royal occupant of the 79-year-old Oval office, whom the White House has revealed that he suffers from a Circulatory ailmentChronic venous insufficiency, which causes swelling at the bottom of the legs: “May your fat anles find something today,” Walz said.
Despite Walz ‘ High Profile Sprint As Harris’s Formula Companion in 2024, the governor of Minnesota has not taken advantage of the National Attention Center during Trump’s second mandate. This is certainly true compared to the fellow governor of the blue state Gavin Newsom, who has begun trolling Trump reflecting the deranged president, all Bluder Caps on social networks, and who has tried to counteract the redistribution of the House of Texas by Texas by Pulling a similar movement In California.
Walz used his speech for Democrats and national media for Rassert as a player in the future of the game. Rare at a time when Trump’s reactionary agenda is promoting national political conversation, Walz defended his own state as a model for US progress, a place that provides universal pre-k, feeds all students breakfast and lunch at school, offers the most generous children’s tax credit in the nation, and will soon lead the country with its paid family medical license program.
Walz preached an inclusion message. In the midst of Trump’s intolerant campaign to reverse diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives (DEI) in government, universities and corporate America, Walz praised them. “We are proud of the diversity of this country,” he insisted. “We are not avoiding diversity as a strength, and equity as an objective, and the inclination is the air we breathe.”
Walz also put his neck for Trans Americans, who are excluded from sports, military and public facilities by Trump and Republicans, Yyy Some Democrats. “Minnesota classifies the highest per capita for being a safe refuge for transgender people,” Walz promoted, insisting that defending the most vulnerable of society is not a distraction of the Democratic partyCentral messages. “We can talk about the economic growth and food of children, and the growth of the economy, and create jobs simultaneously with talking about [how] All’s human rights are important, “he said.
Democratic meetings are held in a moment when six out of 10 Americans disapprove of Trump’s Performance as president. But this unpopularity is not a rebound for the benefit of opposition parties. The democratic favorability surveys are in the bathroom, and recently report that registered voters are Leaving the party in mass.
Walz called the press for giving improper weight to ideological divisions in his party. “I am stunned that in the midst of an army he seizes our cities … and the unconstitutional nature of the way they attack our neighbors from which the press finds the need to speak:” Oh, there is a division: “Divic”, in my damn house, and we are still married.
Walz replied that internal debates are a healthy sign at an era or henchmen of the red hat red hat after Trump’s whims in Lockstep. “We are strong because we challenge each other,” Walz said about the Democrats. “We are strong because we are responsible heroes. We are strong because we believe it is a place for everyone here.”
The governor insisted that Trump’s authoritarian threat to democracy is more than enough to keep the Democrats focused. “Each and every one of us unify around the idea that this cruelty must end,” he said, denouncing the “attempt to undermpa’s slowly to undermine democracy.” The governor of Minnesota stressed that it is important to describe the threat clearly: “I do not think we do any favor when we do not name it. These are fascist policies,” he said, “destined to take away” central American freedoms.
Walz closed by imagining the day Trump and his movement are relegated “to the dump of history” and “people use it as a warning story to scare their children.” But to take the country there, he said, sounding very similar to a soccer coach in the locker room, the Democratic Party must continue to put “one foot in front of the other.”
For now, that includes playing the next 2025 governor races in Virginia and New Jersey, and increase to dispute the medium operation of the Congress in 2026 that will determine the control of the camera. The most important thing, said Walz, the Democrats must “go back every day [and] Do not allow them to normalize federal troops in our cities. He is not American, “he insisted,” and unconstitutional. “
