Anti-neighborliness is only one page in the troublesome book on Walz.
He's cozy with Iman Asad Zama, who has linked to a pro-Hitler film, and has given $100,000 to Zaman's group, Muslim American Society of Minnesota. He fiddled while Minneapolis burned, dithering for days to call out the Minnesota National Guard. Four years out, the destruction in Minneapolis has still not been repaired. He lied about a DUI charge citing him for drunken driving at nearly 100 miles an hour. He has lied about his military service, overstating his retirement rank, creating the false impression he'd been in a war zone, and retiring from the military when he apparently knew his unit would be sent to Iraq. He heads a state with an individual tax rate of 9.8 percent, a corporate tax rate of 9.85 percent, and a 45th in the nation GDP growth. He's prompted net out-migration. He has adopted aggressive transgender policies, permitting children to get puberty blockers and sex change surgery without parental notice or consent. He has wiped out a $19 federal COVID handout surplus, spending it rather than using it to reduce individual taxes, as most governors have done. He allows illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses, has given them free college tuition, and supports sanctuary states and cities. I hope the Walz is closing in on the Democratic ticket. Jim Dueholm
Something like their neighborliness/socialism/communal living can happen, but only in small, voluntary groups. Any attempts to manufacture it or impose it from the top down are bound to failure (see also Century, 20th). It is too bad that "The Americans" was not a more popular show. You would merely be able to point to Season 5 and say "You want our grocery stores to look like that? Don't vote Harris..."
Today Kamala Harris floated her plan for price controls by executive fiat. Anyone who says today's Democratic party doesn't endorse Marxism is lying.
Anti-neighborliness is only one page in the troublesome book on Walz.
He's cozy with Iman Asad Zama, who has linked to a pro-Hitler film, and has given $100,000 to Zaman's group, Muslim American Society of Minnesota. He fiddled while Minneapolis burned, dithering for days to call out the Minnesota National Guard. Four years out, the destruction in Minneapolis has still not been repaired. He lied about a DUI charge citing him for drunken driving at nearly 100 miles an hour. He has lied about his military service, overstating his retirement rank, creating the false impression he'd been in a war zone, and retiring from the military when he apparently knew his unit would be sent to Iraq. He heads a state with an individual tax rate of 9.8 percent, a corporate tax rate of 9.85 percent, and a 45th in the nation GDP growth. He's prompted net out-migration. He has adopted aggressive transgender policies, permitting children to get puberty blockers and sex change surgery without parental notice or consent. He has wiped out a $19 federal COVID handout surplus, spending it rather than using it to reduce individual taxes, as most governors have done. He allows illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses, has given them free college tuition, and supports sanctuary states and cities. I hope the Walz is closing in on the Democratic ticket. Jim Dueholm
One person’s socialism is another person’s neighborliness. Sure Mr Walz, just like one person’s Kristalnacht is another person’s night on the town.
Something like their neighborliness/socialism/communal living can happen, but only in small, voluntary groups. Any attempts to manufacture it or impose it from the top down are bound to failure (see also Century, 20th). It is too bad that "The Americans" was not a more popular show. You would merely be able to point to Season 5 and say "You want our grocery stores to look like that? Don't vote Harris..."