You know, I remember a time when politics wasn’t this nasty. It wasn’t that long ago, either. Leaders could fight over ideas but still show some basic respect for each other. The office of the President, no matter who was in it, was treated with dignity. It was a simple rule for keeping our country together.
Well, that time is long gone. Now, it’s all about pure hatred. And this week, a top Democrat showed us just how ugly it can get. He crossed a line that good people know you should never, ever cross.
From ‘The Post Millennial’:
Governor of Minnesota and failed vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz joked about the false rumors that President Donald Trump died which spread online at the end of last week. Walz referred to Trump’s potential death as “news” in his comments at the Duluth Labor Day picnic…
“Although I will say this, the last few days you woke up thinking there might be news. Just saying. Just saying… There will be news sometime, just so you know. There will be news.”
The whole thing went down at a Labor Day picnic in Duluth. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who you may remember as a failed VP candidate, got on stage. He brought up a sick social media rumor that President Trump had died. Then Walz said something truly unbelievable. You really have to read it for yourself to see how bad it was.
The crowd laughed. Can you believe that? They laughed at a cheap joke about the President of the United States dying. Yet, right before that, Walz was talking about how important it is to be good people. “Let’s stand up for the democracy,” he said. “Don’t let them take our kindness as weakness.”
The Thin Veneer of ‘Kindness’
See what he did there? It’s the classic liberal playbook, isn’t it? Talk about ‘kindness’ one second, then wink about your enemy dying the next. The governor let the mask slip for everyone to see. He even said, “We can be kind and still kick the living sh*t out of them.”
This isn’t just some slip-up. It’s who they are. Their talk about unity and democracy is just a cover for their real goal, which is to destroy anyone who stands in their way. Do they really think we don’t see the game they’re playing?
More Than Just a Bad Joke
Look, a bad joke is one thing. But this is something else entirely. And for me, this is where it gets serious. This isn’t some abstract debate. President Trump has had people try to kill him. Twice. One of them actually shot him. This is real life.
When a governor gets up and jokes about getting “news” of the President’s death, he is playing with fire. It tells the crazies out there that their sick thoughts are okay. It shows zero respect for the office our President holds. It is reckless and disgusting.
This is what we’re up against, plain and simple. They don’t want to debate us. They want to crush us. They talk a big game about democracy, but their words show what they really want. For the rest of us, who actually love this country, we know that respect and decency aren’t just words. They are the glue that holds America together.
Key Takeaways
- Leftist leaders preach ‘kindness’ while privately wishing harm on opponents.
- Disrespecting the President is a direct attack on the office itself.
- Such rhetoric is dangerous when the President has faced real threats.
- The double standard is obvious: imagine if a Republican had said this.
Sources: The Post Millennial, OutKick
