Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (DFL) criticized the lineup of GOP candidates in the recent Republican presidential debate, suggesting that the American people would ultimately suffer. He questioned whether the debate would focus on banning books instead of addressing critical issues.
In a surprising move, Walz previously expressed his support for North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, a GOP candidate, even though he is not a Republican himself.
During the interview, Walz acknowledged that Burgum appeared to be the most normal candidate on stage, but criticized him for endorsing a highly unpopular and morally incorrect six-week abortion ban.
A recent poll conducted by the Associated Press revealed that a majority of American adults believe abortion should be allowed at six weeks of pregnancy, contradicting Burgum’s position.
Walz further criticized Burgum’s responses in his “Meet the Press” interview, suggesting that he avoided answering important questions about the President and ongoing indictments.
Despite his support for Biden, Walz acknowledged that fewer people seem to want Biden to run for President in 2024 compared to the desire for Trump’s candidacy. He attributed this discrepancy to the erosion of trust in institutions caused by Donald Trump and the Republican Party.
Walz emphasized that Biden’s lagging poll numbers were not solely due to his age, but rather a reflection of the broader challenges facing democracy. He predicted that as the election draws nearer, people will start to understand the impact of the debate and recognize the importance of the democratic process.
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