“Don’t ever shy away from our progressive values. One person’s socialism is another person’s neighborliness.” – Minnesota Governor/Democrat Vice-Presidential Candidate Tim Walz, July 2024

“Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is facing scrutiny from Republicans over what they say are pro-China remarks, including an interview in which the Democratic vice presidential nominee said he does not agree with the idea there needs to be an adversarial relationship with the communist government.

Walz worked briefly in China as a teacher, traveling to Guangdong in 1989 for a teach abroad program to teach English and American history. He later became a member of Congress and governor of Minnesota.

The Wall Street Journal, citing local media reports, reported that one trip to China doubled as his honeymoon in 1994, and he planned his wedding date to coincide with the fifth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown.

In an interview from 2016, Walz said he believed there was potential for a strong relationship between China and the U.S., although he also said China needed to play “by the rules” on human rights and the environment.

“I’ve lived in China and, as I’ve said, I’ve been there about 30 times. … I don’t fall into the category that China necessarily needs to be an adversarial relationship. I totally disagree, and I think we need to stand firm on what they’re doing in the South China Sea, but there’s many areas of cooperation we can work on,” he said in the interview with Agri-Pulse Communications.

In the interview, he noted he was on the congressional executive commission on China, a bipartisan commission that focuses on human rights.

Walz taught the same year as the Tiananmen Square crackdown by the communist regime against pro-democracy protesters. He later started a company to organize trips to China and, as he noted in his remarks, has visited the country dozens of times, conducting summer education trips to China. The New York Post reported that he said after his initial travel there, “No matter how long I live, I will never be treated that well again.” (Courtesy FoxNews.com)

In other words, what he’s saying is that he believes that China treats people better than America.

That is a very telling statement.

Governor Walz has made a career out of kissing the backsides of the Chinese government.

You can see by the comment at the top of this article that he believes in Marxism.

There’s no way around it.

In Marxism, Socialism is the step before full-blown Communism.

It is a sharing of wealth.

If Kamala Harris and Tim Walz become the next occupants of the White House, America will become just another Communist nation.

No, I haven’t lost my mind.

I’ve just done my reading.

They are both “Progressive” to the extreme.

Walz got married on the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.

He started a student exchange program while governor of Minnesota.

When he met the American students before they left for their time in China, he told them to sublimate their American patriotism while they were over there so as not to offend the Communists.

Lord knows, we must be sensitive to these people who were murdering female babies if adults from foreign countries did not adopt them because they felt like they had too many women in their country.

Democrats will tell you that China has become more of a westernized country.

While, that may be true on the surface, they are still a Marxist Nation.

Those in power do not care about their citizens as much as they do about ruling the world and destroying anyone who doesn’t agree with them.

Even now, they’re positively drooling over the possibility that Harris and Walz will somehow become the United States President and Vice-President.

They certainly do not want Trump in there because he is going to stand up to them..again.

Walz talks us a good game about friendly cooperation with the Communist Chinese.

However, he is truly that naive, he has no business being within 1,000 miles of the White House.

Until He Comes,

KJ