Tim Walz’ role in the 2024 election is to play the part of a “joyful” and “folksy” midwestern dad who stands in the background while Kamala Harris gets all the attention.
But he’s only been able to keep that mask on for so long before he inevitably reveals who he truly is at his core.
And even CNN couldn’t defend Tim Walz after he launched this disgusting attack on J.D. Vance.
Walz humiliated after attempt to smear Vance for something no one expected backfires
Democrats and their media allies have been going out of their way to attack former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), every chance they get.
Despite pretending to be a party filled with “joy,” they continue to expose themselves as the hate-filled fascists they truly are.
But one of the more bizarre attacks against Vance in particular, has come from Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate, Minnesota Democrat Governor Tim Walz.
As part of the charade that he represents the average working class American, Walz has taken to attacking Vance for making something of himself despite growing up in abject poverty in Appalachia by working his way into Yale Law School.
“I grew up in Butte, Nebraska, a town of 400 people,” Walz ranted. “I had 24 kids in my high school class. And none of them went to Yale.”
According to Walz, it’s somehow an indictment on Senator Vance’s character that he rose above growing up in poverty with an absent father and drug-addicted mother to enlist in the Marine Corps., use the GI Bill to enroll at Ohio State University, graduate in just two years, and the enroll and graduate from Yale before quickly returning to Ohio to build a business that contributed millions to the local economy.
“My hillbilly cousins did not go to Yale,” Walz whined. “But I’ll tell you what they did. They contributed to our community and they’re proud of it.”
Walz’s ridiculous assault on Vance’s All-American story of redemption and hope is so absurd, in fact, even the left-wing talking heads at CNN couldn’t defend him.
It’s all about power and control for Democrats
CNN talking head and establishment RINO Scott Jennings blasted Walz for having the audacity to chastise Vance for living the American dream in spite of the struggles his family faced early in his life.
“Something [Walz] does that is so weird to me: The constant attacks on J.D. Vance for going to Yale,” Jennings said. “I don’t understand this. I’ve heard Walz proclaiming to be a small-town guy who wants everybody to get an education and succeed, and he spends a fair amount of time attacking J.D. Vance, who grew up poor and got an education, worked hard to get an education and rise above his station in life. And he has used it as a punchline on the campaign trail.”
Jennings was perplexed by the message Walz was sending to every kid in a poor, small town who dreams of making something of themselves, like Vance has.
“I don’t understand what he’s trying to communicate to every small town, poor kid out there saying, ‘If you choose to work hard and go to an Ivy League school, you somehow abandoned your hometown?’” Jennings added.
Even former Obama advisor turned CNN talking head Van Jones chastised Walz’s attack, as he, like Senator Vance, rose above poverty early in life to attend Yale and become a success story.
“Speaking as one of those small-town kids who actually went to Yale, I do take exception to that. I think you are correct on that,” Jones told Jennings.
What Walz is really doing with his attack on Vance is truly exposing the contempt the modern day Democrat Party has for working class Americans.
As far as they’re concerned, working class Americans are supposed to accept their station in life from the moment of birth, and allow those born into the ruling class to continue dictating how they should live their lives.
And J.D. Vance being living proof that Americans can still make it in this world without Big Government holding their hand is simply an affront to everything Tim Walz and his fellow Democrats stand for.