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[Minnesota Staff Fraud Reporting Commentary @Minnesota_DHS]

Tim Walz is the greatest threat to our Democracy.

Thank you to Alpha News and Liz Collins for the powerful documentary on Tim Walz and his connections with Mao Zedong. The parallels between these two despots are uncanny and cannot be ignored. As state employees with decades of work experience, we have seen the darkness of Tim Walz's ideologies. We are genuinely scared for our state.

Tim Walz rose to power by tapping into public anger, radicalizing vulnerable groups, capitalized on frustrations, and created uncertainty, promising leadership while delivering policies that many Minnesotans believe have left the state weaker, more divided, and less recognizable than it once was. Our work as state workers is now less about serving our people and now, more about serving Tim Walz's perverse vision.

In our view, Tim Walz represents everything wrong with modern politics: a politician skilled at crafting a public image while avoiding accountability for the consequences of his decisions. Tim Walz has lied his way through politics and shrugging off any criticisms. Under his leadership, Minnesota has experienced growing division, declining public trust, and a political climate increasingly driven by ideology rather than common sense. Our state has been sold out to fraudsters to advance and project his power. Any credibility in state government has now been clouded with suspicion and distrust.

We have observed Minnesota news media acted less like independent watchdogs and more like a protective shield, giving favorable coverage, minimizing failures, and attacking those who questioned the governor's record. Instead of receiving the scrutiny that comes with power, Walz was often portrayed as "above criticism" while legitimate concerns from Minnesotans were dismissed or ignored. We have been left with just a handful of news outlets that we consider trustworthy - this does NOT include WCCO or the Star Tribune.

Tim Walz repeatedly reinvented himself politically whenever it was convenient, saying whatever was necessary to advance his career while presenting conflicting narratives to different audiences. We see a pattern of political calculation, not principled leadership. Moreover, any state employee that dared to challenge Tim Walz was subject to many "communist" like tactics that include surveillance, repeat investigations designed to harass and intimidate, and direct threats to our lives or livelihoods. Whistleblowers were not only retaliated against, we were crushed by his ideological tanks. This is no Democracy.

Tim Walz's rhetoric and policies fueled deeper polarization throughout Minnesota. Rather than bringing people together, he helped create an environment where political disagreement became personal hostility, leaving communities fractured and public debate increasingly toxic.

The damage goes beyond any single policy. We see a broader legacy of eroded trust, weakened institutions, and a government more focused on ideology than on serving ordinary citizens. We argue that Minnesota was sold a vision of unity and progress but received division, dysfunction, and decline instead.

Supporters might fiercely reject these criticisms. But for us as real Minnesotans, Tim Walz stands as a symbol of a political establishment that capitalized on public anger, benefited from friendly media coverage, and pushed Minnesota down a path that threatens the state's future and undermines confidence in democratic governance itself.

As Minnesota state employees, we are genuinely worried about the state of Minnesota.

Tim Walz, Mao Zedong, Pol Pot, Robert Mugabe, North Korean dictators, and many others - all belong in the same group. They created a dynastic personality cult based on loyalty to the party, quashing any dissent, and harming their own countries in the quest for unquestioned authority.

Thank You

@lizcollin
@AlphaNews

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@shnookie70 @FOX9 Closely tracks the Friday the 13th franchise.

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@BuckSexton Well put

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@FOX9 Are there any elderly alive after Walz sent Covid infected patients into nursing homes?

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@StarTribune Climate tariffs

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@FCNightingale Not everyone can just have planes flown into them for insurance payouts

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@SamIamIam2024 @StarTribune Willmar was always Mexican turf, and when the Somalis invaded, that didn’t sit right. Mexicans have a strong family structure and embrace respect. The opposite of the
Somali infestation

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Grant Hauschild votes for a Tim Walz gun grab. Then he tells his Iron Range constituents, "I only did it because I know Lisa Demuth and House GOP are gonna slap it down."

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@CheyCab Old enough to remember basement dummy shutting down Keystone on day 1. “Learn to code”

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@Minnesota_DHS 2nd verse, same as the first. A little bit louder and a little bit worse

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@StarTribune Can we just subcontract that out to transvestites too?

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@StarTribune Less dancing transvestites?

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@CrimeWatchMpls “Tariffs”

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@AlphaNews Militant arm of the left

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@MNThinkTank Omg

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@ChrisReeceWX @CheyCab “Tyrannical government overreach” is what I’m sure you meant to say

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@CarynSullivan14 @StarTribune @andybrehm Probably reframing it as to something a new kind of neo lib (DSA) can correct next election

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@mdfg124 @StarTribune Agreed

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@southernjanes @CheyCab The very fact people believe Trump will blow them off the earth is what real negotiation power is. Peace through strength

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@CheyCab @judypf84 Recall blowing up Nordstream by chance?