Tim Walz

And we need to have better imagination that, look, I'm not talking. I heard people say, well, you know, you didn't give the message that you should have. Look, I'm not going to give a message to demonize people. I'm not going to demonize people for using a bathroom and things. But I know that we need to do a better job of what does motivate people.

And we need to have better imagination that, look, I'm not talking. I heard people say, well, you know, you didn't give the message that you should have. Look, I'm not going to give a message to demonize people. I'm not going to demonize people for using a bathroom and things. But I know that we need to do a better job of what does motivate people.

And we need to have better imagination that, look, I'm not talking. I heard people say, well, you know, you didn't give the message that you should have. Look, I'm not going to give a message to demonize people. I'm not going to demonize people for using a bathroom and things. But I know that we need to do a better job of what does motivate people.

And I think what we're seeing now is we're articulating very clearly what they're doing and we're running out programs that we think make a difference. And so it was clear to me as a middle class kid that the Democrats were fighting for me. I'll acknowledge this. A large number of people did not believe we were fighting for them. In the last election. And that's the big disconnect.

And I think what we're seeing now is we're articulating very clearly what they're doing and we're running out programs that we think make a difference. And so it was clear to me as a middle class kid that the Democrats were fighting for me. I'll acknowledge this. A large number of people did not believe we were fighting for them. In the last election. And that's the big disconnect.

And I think what we're seeing now is we're articulating very clearly what they're doing and we're running out programs that we think make a difference. And so it was clear to me as a middle class kid that the Democrats were fighting for me. I'll acknowledge this. A large number of people did not believe we were fighting for them. In the last election. And that's the big disconnect.

We were our policies are super popular, but they did not believe that. Look, I won a congressional district that Donald Trump won by 18 points. I won that thing by 32 points at one time. I think I squeaked by like a point in my last election in that. How did you lose them? I think COVID broke us in more ways than we have yet analyzed, socially, culturally, economically, in a way.

We were our policies are super popular, but they did not believe that. Look, I won a congressional district that Donald Trump won by 18 points. I won that thing by 32 points at one time. I think I squeaked by like a point in my last election in that. How did you lose them? I think COVID broke us in more ways than we have yet analyzed, socially, culturally, economically, in a way.

We were our policies are super popular, but they did not believe that. Look, I won a congressional district that Donald Trump won by 18 points. I won that thing by 32 points at one time. I think I squeaked by like a point in my last election in that. How did you lose them? I think COVID broke us in more ways than we have yet analyzed, socially, culturally, economically, in a way.

And there's angst. These folks, they see an economy that it's impossible to own a house. You got a car payment that's 800 bucks. And we didn't say, I think we did. I think the vice president laid out some things. I think we had the $25,000 down payment assistance on a house. That makes a lot more sense than a tax cut for billionaires because we're never going to see that.

And there's angst. These folks, they see an economy that it's impossible to own a house. You got a car payment that's 800 bucks. And we didn't say, I think we did. I think the vice president laid out some things. I think we had the $25,000 down payment assistance on a house. That makes a lot more sense than a tax cut for billionaires because we're never going to see that.

And there's angst. These folks, they see an economy that it's impossible to own a house. You got a car payment that's 800 bucks. And we didn't say, I think we did. I think the vice president laid out some things. I think we had the $25,000 down payment assistance on a house. That makes a lot more sense than a tax cut for billionaires because we're never going to see that.

So, you know, my analysis on this is I think we're too cautious to go into media environments that we haven't been. I think we are less likely, like you go back to your earlier question, we have to flood the zone. I'm a shadow government guy. I think we need a shadow Department of Transportation secretary.

So, you know, my analysis on this is I think we're too cautious to go into media environments that we haven't been. I think we are less likely, like you go back to your earlier question, we have to flood the zone. I'm a shadow government guy. I think we need a shadow Department of Transportation secretary.

So, you know, my analysis on this is I think we're too cautious to go into media environments that we haven't been. I think we are less likely, like you go back to your earlier question, we have to flood the zone. I'm a shadow government guy. I think we need a shadow Department of Transportation secretary.

I think if Pete Buttigieg is out there talking about these plane accidents, he should be there every day. He's articulate. He's smart. He knows that he should be. That's true across the spectrum.

I think if Pete Buttigieg is out there talking about these plane accidents, he should be there every day. He's articulate. He's smart. He knows that he should be. That's true across the spectrum.

I think if Pete Buttigieg is out there talking about these plane accidents, he should be there every day. He's articulate. He's smart. He knows that he should be. That's true across the spectrum.

We saw in our federal workers, we have, you know, not a lot. We're a giver state, not a taker state. But we've got, you know, thousands of federal workers. And then today, I've got the analysis of what the Medicaid reductions would look like.

We saw in our federal workers, we have, you know, not a lot. We're a giver state, not a taker state. But we've got, you know, thousands of federal workers. And then today, I've got the analysis of what the Medicaid reductions would look like.