Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
The selection of Walz was a fairy tale. A regular guy. A National Guardsman. A schoolteacher. A moderate. A fellow who put tampons in the boys’ room. A fellow who quit the National Guard rather than go to Iraq. A schoolteacher in Red China for a year. A friend of school shooters. A knucklehead.
This November, America will be deciding if we will entrust our “joy” to the benevolence of others, or whether we will take responsibility for pursuing happiness ourselves.
Kamala is 59 and Walz is 60. What have they done in their lives? What do they really stand for? They won’t say.
In his first term, a restaurant in Virginia kicked Sarah Sanders and her family out because she worked for Trump. Now the owner and the staff of a church in deepest liberal land come out of the closet and welcome him with open arms.
What is scary is that there are actually people in this country who will vote for the cipher and the communist, and think they are doing something fine.
As governor, Walz changed Minnesota’s state flag to linen from Bed, Bath and Beyond.