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The Dark Truth About Tim Walz
Welcome back to Underreported Stories! Today, we’re going to take a different turn and investigate five underreported stories about Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz. Tim Walz was arrested for drunk driving in 1996 in Nebraska and although his blood-alcohol level was at a point 128, well over the legal limit, and the arresting officer confirmed that Walz failed other sobriety tests — Tim Walz still denies that he was arrested for a DUI.
In more recent years, as Minnesota Governor, Tim Walz signed a law mandating racial quotas throughout the state’s health department. He also said in 2017 that 10-year-olds can choose their gender and the bathroom facility of their choice, not to mention, NANCY PELOSI told him to “tone it down” on his pro-abortion fanaticism❌
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Stories:
1. Tim Walz Denies He Was Arrested For DUI - Daily Caller
2. Walz Signed Law Mandating Racial Quotas In State Health Department - Free Beacon
3. Walz Said 10-Yr-Olds Can Choose Their Gender - The Daily Wire
4. Walz Is So Pro-Choice, Nancy Pelosi Told Him To “Tone It Down” - Breitbart
5. Walz Hosted Muslim Cleric Who Shared Pro-Hitler Film - Washington Examiner
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(0:00) Introduction to the episode focusing on Tim Walz
(2:02) Tim Walz's 1995 DUI arrest details and political response
(8:09) Tim Walz's racial quotas law and stance on gender issues
(17:16) Nancy Pelosi's comment on Walz's abortion stance
(20:38) Tim Walz's association with a controversial Muslim cleric
(23:42) Conclusion and call to action for listeners
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By Underreported StoriesWelcome back to Underreported Stories! Today, we’re going to take a different turn and investigate five underreported stories about Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz. Tim Walz was arrested for drunk driving in 1996 in Nebraska and although his blood-alcohol level was at a point 128, well over the legal limit, and the arresting officer confirmed that Walz failed other sobriety tests — Tim Walz still denies that he was arrested for a DUI.
In more recent years, as Minnesota Governor, Tim Walz signed a law mandating racial quotas throughout the state’s health department. He also said in 2017 that 10-year-olds can choose their gender and the bathroom facility of their choice, not to mention, NANCY PELOSI told him to “tone it down” on his pro-abortion fanaticism❌
Watch the show on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/ChrissyClark
Watch the show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7_FmzfWvF6E4hjOuNvez5g
Stories:
1. Tim Walz Denies He Was Arrested For DUI - Daily Caller
2. Walz Signed Law Mandating Racial Quotas In State Health Department - Free Beacon
3. Walz Said 10-Yr-Olds Can Choose Their Gender - The Daily Wire
4. Walz Is So Pro-Choice, Nancy Pelosi Told Him To “Tone It Down” - Breitbart
5. Walz Hosted Muslim Cleric Who Shared Pro-Hitler Film - Washington Examiner
Shop BASED Apparel: basedinlogicapparel.com
Get Underreported Stories in your inbox: https://underreportedstories.substack.com
Follow me on socials:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thechrissyclark/
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X: https://twitter.com/chrissyclark_
(0:00) Introduction to the episode focusing on Tim Walz
(2:02) Tim Walz's 1995 DUI arrest details and political response
(8:09) Tim Walz's racial quotas law and stance on gender issues
(17:16) Nancy Pelosi's comment on Walz's abortion stance
(20:38) Tim Walz's association with a controversial Muslim cleric
(23:42) Conclusion and call to action for listeners