Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, a raging liberal Democrat — and failed vice presidential candidate — could be looking at running for president in the next cycle in 2028, according to rumors being punted around online. If, that is, he can keep from imploding.
And things aren’t looking good on that front, as he once again stepped in a big pile of, well, you know, during a recent speech. This guy and gaffes go together like peanut butter and chocolate.
The governor decided to take an opportunity during a recent speech where he teased the crowd about a potential White House bid, to slam Tesla and cheer the decline of the company’s stock price. However, this oh so brilliant mind didn’t consider whether his own state’s public portfolio was also being impacted.
“Kevin O’Leary, the businessman and co-host of the show ‘Shark Tank,’ where entrepreneurs pitch their nascent inventions for a chance at seed investments, said Walz is nothing more than a ‘bozo’ who speaks before he thinks,” Trending Politics News said.
“That poor guy didn’t check his portfolio in his own pension plan for the state,” O’Leary said in response to CNN’s Abby Phillip after she asked the “Shark Tank” investor about Walz’s recent statements.
“He’s talking down” the stock, but ‘his own pension plan’ relies on it”, O’Leary continued. “What’s the matter with that guy? He doesn’t check the well-being of his own constituents and his state? That’s their investment fund! What a bozo.”‘
Another commentator, Shermichael Singleton shared similar sentiments, saying, “Look, Tim Walz is a complete moron to me… and I’m not surprised why the American people did not choose him.”
During the speech where he made his ridiculously ignorant comments, Walz held up his iPhone and told the crowd at the event he added Tesla to his Stocks app in order to “give me a little boost” when the stock price goes down.
Apparently this mentally challenged individual does not realize that when the stock price goes down, it impacts the financial stability of those who work for this highly innovative company. Once again, liberals prove they are no friends of the work man, celebrating the potential destruction of their jobs and lives.
“225 and dropping!” he shouted to hearty laughter from the crowd, according to video of the moment shared by Walz on X. Singleton later posted that Minnesota’s public pension system relies on $360 million worth of Tesla stock.
Rather than return to the responsibilities of his elected office, Walz has parlayed his time on the Democratic ticket into touring the country, appearing on podcasts, and opining about the future of his party. He went out of his way to ask California Gov. Gavin Newsom to rerecord part of his recent interview to criticize Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) for supporting the GOP’s bill to prevent a government shutdown.
“Whether Walz can waltz his way back onto the national stage will largely depend on whether former Vice President Kamala Harris chooses to run in 2028. Early polling gives her a massive lead over Walz, Newsom, and other theoretical contenders. Former Biden Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg recently announced he would not seek Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat in 2026, paving the way for a presidential run of his own” TPN’s report concluded.
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