Minnesota Governor Tim Walz appeared on MSNBC’s “Inside” on Monday, where he expressed his deep concerns about the potential consequences of a second Donald Trump presidency. When host Jen Psaki asked him to elaborate on his fears, Walz did not hold back.
“He’s terrifying,” Walz said bluntly. “If he wins again, he’ll strip away reproductive rights, use the federal government as a tool for personal vendettas, and put the world at risk by abandoning our alliances.”
Walz also criticized Trump’s lack of qualifications and experience, saying, “This guy has done nothing. He’s never served in the military, never been successful in business. He’s a self-proclaimed leader who thinks tweeting from his bunker is a viable solution to complex problems.”
Walz specifically referenced the 2020 protests in Minneapolis, where George Floyd was killed, and Trump’s response to the crisis. “He tweeted about sending the National Guard, but we all know that wasn’t true,” Walz said. “He was more interested in grandstanding than actually leading. That’s not leadership, that’s just weird.”
Walz emphasized that Trump’s behavior is not only unbecoming of a president but also a sign of a deeper problem. “You wouldn’t want to be around this guy,” he said. “It’s just too strange. And I think that’s what people are starting to realize. They’re stating the obvious, and that’s that Trump is not fit to lead this country.”
