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The former Democratic vice presidential candidate, Tim Walz, said in a new interview on Tuesday that he has been “pure hell” since his party lost the presidential elections last November.
Speaking with Rachel Maddow of MSNBC, the governor of Minnesota was asked what advice he would give to “average people” who oppose the agenda President Donald Trump He has implemented since he returned to the office.
“You know that excess term, ‘Is the frog in boiling water?’ We have been in the damn pot too long, “Walz said. “I think he is talking. He is thinking of your neighbors. It is writing and putting those members of Congress, look, there is no spine between those people, but this is real.”
Walz then offered some sympathy to exhausted democratic voters.
“For voters, I am too with this. Everyone is fatigued. Trust me, I understand it,” Walz said. “It was pure hell, and disappointment and frustration, and I am, you know, the search for the soul, what could we have done to present the case? Because we knew that this was coming. We knew the involvement. And they ” replicating us So much that we are fatigued. “
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The former Democratic vice president Tim Walz said that he has been “pure hell” since he and his partner of Formula Kamala Harris lost the 2024 elections. (Screen capture/msnbc)
The Democrat Governor complained how the country spent three days debating whether billionaire Trump Ally and the co -founder of the Government’s efficiency department ELON ALMIZCLETo whom he referred to the “President Musk”, he had given a “Nazi greeting” in a Trump opening rally last week.
“Of course he didBut that is a distraction of what, I think you said it, this is a game of “things here”, Walz continued. “And I am worried with these federal employees because they look, they are in a difficult place, that some of these people, Especially those who are doing a good job around environmental concerns, around justice for people, you know, the reform of criminal justice, all things that improve our society. “
Walz urged the Democrats not to “write down the distractions” while President Trump implements his agenda. (Al Drago/Bloomberg through Getty Images)
“So I would say that people remain focused. Do not spend the hook of distractions. Rodes yourself with people who understand this and recognize that the things that were after today are basically a large part of what society does, and People like to have clean water, hospitals, security, and roads, and airports, all the things they are going to look for … we have to find that voice. Federal Subsidies Pause.
Walz also urged the Democrats to “use the courts”, but expressed caution, which suggests that Trump does not care what the courts say even if their party took that route.
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The Harris-Vance team was the first White House Democratic ticket to lose the national popular vote since 2004. (Ronda Churchill/AFP through Getty Images)
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“I think he is taking it to individual people. Show what each of these programs does and what it means for people’s lives,” Walz said.
“Yes,” Maddow agreed. “It doesn’t matter what people motivated anyone’s vote, if you didn’t think you were voting to cut fire struggles, if you didn’t think you were voting to reduce meat inspections, if you didn’t think you were voting to reduce control of the control Air traffic, well, everything is becoming very, very clear at this time. “
Maddow incorrectly said that his one with Walz was his “first interview from the presidential elections”, although he was the first national. Walz spoke with Several Local Minnesota points of sale in December after losing the 2024 race.
