Tim Walz Mercilessly Jeered for “White Guy Code” Comments
Former Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz is being mercilessly mocked after he claimed he was chosen to join Kamala Harris on the losing ticket because he could “code talk to white guys.”
The Minnesota governor drew the jeers of conservatives after he said during his current national tour that he was picked because of his ability to “code talk to white guys watching football, fixing their truck” and “put them at ease.”
Walz added he was the “permission structure” to win over white men from rural America to vote for Democrats.
Walz’s mocking critics found that if true, his “code” was not being received!
“Tampon Tim Walz thought white guys watching football and fixing their truck would listen to him and vote for Kamala,” one X user quipped, referring to the political moniker he earned for requiring public schools to provide menstrual products to all students in 4th through 12th grades.
“Tim Walz is DELUSIONAL!” chimed in Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.).
“Tim Walz says Kamala picked him as a running mate to give ‘permission’ for white dudes to vote for a radical black/Indian woman,” wrote conservative pundit Charlie Kirk.
“How’d that work out for you, Tim?!” he added.
Walz made the comments at a Harvard Kennedy School forum on Monday 4/28 on a stop of his national “listening tour.”
Meanwhile, Walz would be boss at the top of the failed ticket used a high-profile speech to sharply criticize President Donald Trump amid speculation about whether she will mount another presidential campaign or opt to run for California governor.
In her most extensive public remarks since leaving office in January following her defeat to Trump, Kamala Harris said she’s inspired by Americans fighting Trump’s agenda.
“Instead of an administration working to advance America’s highest ideals, we are witnessing the wholesale abandonment of those ideals,” Harris said a day after Trump reached 100 days in office.
Trump talked about Harris in a campaign-style rally marking his 100th day in office. He sarcastically called her a “great border czar” and a “great candidate” and repeated some of the applause lines he routinely delivered during the campaign.
After her speech attacking the current president, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said, “I think I speak for everyone at the White House: We encourage Kamala Harris to continue going out and do speaking engagements.”
Wow, giving space to a FORMER VP candidate, Bill’s got his Demi hard-on working…. Governor of Minnewhere hits his radar…. Pretty funny.
Point is who cares. I could say, honestly, on this on there is no MSM coverage unless you count FOX as mainstream, like the Larry do, or NYPost which is MSM in NYC at least. Is that because they are protecting him? More like: who cares?
I mean this guy has called himself “knucklehead,” has enough gaps to make Biden look cogent, and let’s face it, that debate was shameful —– freakin deer in the headlights shameful. So, now he’s made a white man gap. Yeah, also good to talk about the “white man” from either party….. Smart…. Savvy…. Gee, he’s got blowback, go figure.
My question is how easy a target will you not stoop to?
This guy will never go national, as to why he hasn’t faced back to Minnesota already is beyond me. Harvard? This guy started college around 1982, left, came back in 1987, so like a 6-year degree. Granted his father passed, and he was drifting for a bit, but hey, I have never heard of his school or the town it was in. In 2002, got an experimental education MS from MSU, better. I too had a good number of years tween BS and MBA, but I was never running to be the second most powerful person in the world. And he will never again either.
Don’t get me wrong, I like the guy, think he’s accomplished much, has a good heart, great ideas, and is mostly right-headed IMO. Great for Minnesota. But a national leader for the Democratic Party, please stay home Tim. As for Bill, really, this is what sets your hair afire? Knots thy knickers? Bill, it’s Minnesota, get over it. Move on. Next.