Vance responds to Harris selection of Walz as running mate

 Newsmax:

Voters will not be fooled by attempts to paint Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the running mate for presumptive Democrat presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris, as a moderate, Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance told Newsmax on Tuesday.

"People are going to look at his record just as they're going to look at Kamala Harris' record and, in fact, he may be as even more of a liberal than she is, if that's even humanly possible," Vance, Republican Donald Trump's running mate, told "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE." "This is a guy who says that he stands for working people. I know what working people need [and] they need good jobs. And that's not going to happen if you destroy the American energy sector and ship all of our manufacturing jobs off to China. But that's exactly what Tim Walz has tried to do."

Vance added that Walz has been "all in on the open borders agenda of the Democratic Party."
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Polling shows that the open borders policy of the Biden administration is extremely unpopular with voters in most states.  A super majority opposes the open borders.  That is not the only extreme leftist issue Walz supports.

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Byron York
@ByronYork
'Under Mr. Walz Minnesota has become a high-crime state. Student achievement has tumbled as spending on schools has skyrocketed. Per capita gross domestic product has fallen below the national average. Minnesotans have joined residents of New York, California and Illinois in fleeing their home state.' Read Minnesotan
@scottwjohnson
on Tim Walz's record. wsj.com/opinion/a-minn

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Dustin Grage
@GrageDustin
Many of you have never heard of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, but he is the new favorite VP pick for Kamala Harris. Here he is pictured with Defendant No. 58 in the Feeding Our Future case. Which defrauded $250M under his watch in the largest covid fraud scheme in America.
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