In a Thanksgiving message posted on Truth Social, former President Donald Trump launched a series of inflammatory attacks, primarily targeting Minnesota officials. Trump referred to Governor Tim Walz as “seriously retarded” and accused him of failing to address the influx of Somali migrants. He also suggested Representative Ilhan Omar “probably came into the USA illegally.” This barrage of criticism followed Trump’s vow to “permanently pause migration” and came after the shooting of two National Guard members by an Afghan national.
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In response to Donald Trump’s use of a derogatory slur, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz demanded the release of the MRI results Trump disclosed undergoing the previous month. Trump’s offensive remarks came in a Truth Social post where he criticized Walz’s stance on Somali immigrants while also attacking Rep. Ilhan Omar and threatening Temporary Protected Status for Somalis in Minnesota. The call for the MRI results alludes to concerns surrounding Trump’s health, particularly following his recent visit to Walter Reed Medical Center, and it is the latest in a series of events raising questions about his fitness. This incident highlights the ongoing contentious relationship between Walz and Trump.
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Following Donald Trump’s use of an ableist slur against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Walz called for the release of Trump’s recent MRI results, drawing further attention to the former president’s health. Trump had previously undergone an MRI at Walter Reed in October, with the White House describing it as a routine physical. Trump has also made disparaging comments against Somali immigrants, which has also come under scrutiny. Given Trump’s age and role as the oldest person elected to the presidency, his health will likely remain a focus of public attention.
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is poised to reveal $4 million in emergency funding for food shelves across Minnesota and Tribal nations. The funding is a direct response to the potential disruption of grocery benefits from SNAP and MFIP, impacting approximately 440,000 Minnesotans. The federal government shutdown has put these programs in jeopardy, with the USDA indicating that federal food aid may be halted on November 1st. The announcement follows the news that contingency funds for SNAP will not be utilized to maintain benefits, which aid about one in eight Americans with groceries.
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Former vice presidential candidate Tim Walz criticized Donald Trump’s actions, comparing them to North Korea’s approach to free speech. He made these comments during an appearance on MSNBC, referencing ABC’s decision to pull “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” following pressure from the administration. Walz condemned Trump’s actions, which he sees as an attack on democracy, and mentioned specific instances, including the murder of a Minnesota House Representative and comments made on Fox News. Walz emphasized the importance of defending democracy, particularly in light of Trump’s alleged restrictions on free speech and criticism.
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President Trump offered a contradictory account of his response to the shooting of a Minnesota state lawmaker. Initially claiming ignorance of the June incident, he later suggested he would have ordered flags lowered if requested by Governor Walz. However, this statement is contradicted by past remarks and video footage. This evidence shows Trump was dismissive of Governor Walz, stating he wouldn’t speak with him.
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has announced his intention to seek re-election in 2026, aiming for a third term as governor. This decision aligns with the state’s allowance for incumbent governors to serve beyond two terms and follows Walz’s experience as the Democratic Party’s vice-presidential nominee in 2024. While campaigning, Walz has addressed recent violent incidents in the state and called for gun control legislation. The announcement comes amidst a backdrop of both Democratic gains and an ongoing special election to fill a vacant legislative seat, showcasing a complex political climate.
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In a recent interview, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressed regret over his previous call for Democrats to “bully the shit out of” former President Donald Trump. Walz stated that Trump “brings out the worst in people, and he brings out the worst in me,” particularly citing Trump’s response to the assassination of Melissa Hortman and her husband. The governor’s comments followed the charges filed against the suspect in the Hortman and Hoffman shootings, including a claim that Walz wanted the suspect to assassinate U.S. senators, a claim that Walz firmly denied. Walz, who is considering a run for a third term, revealed he had appointed the suspect to a workforce development advisory board previously but had no personal connection with him.
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Following a mass shooting in Minnesota that killed former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, President Trump refused to call Governor Tim Walz, citing his disapproval of the governor. Trump’s spokesperson confirmed the president’s refusal, stating that he considered Walz “whacked out” and unworthy of a call. This action contrasts sharply with former President Biden’s immediate call to Walz expressing condolences. The President’s decision is particularly notable given the Trump administration’s publicly stated commitment to combating politically motivated violence, yet no federal terrorism charges have been filed against the suspect.
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