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Tim Walz: Trump ‘Understands Belonging’
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz spoke in June 2025 about Donald Trump's appeal among young male voters in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
- Walz credited his son Gus for explaining that Trump understands a sense of belonging that Democrats failed to provide to young men.
- Trump won 56% of votes among men aged 18 to 29 and 55% of Hispanic men, partly due to his outreach via popular Generation Z podcasts like The Joe Rogan Experience.
- Walz said, "If you don't give a kid a place to belong, they'll go flying away," and called on Democrats to fight harder against Trump as an "existential threat."
- Following Democrats’ 2024 losses, Walz remained quiet on his political future but urged a more aggressive strategy to regain voter support.
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DailyTruthReportGingrich argues voters are siding with Trump over ‘Obama-Biden system’
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich contended that several key problems are plaguing the Democratic Party as it seeks to oppose President Donald Trump, one of which is voters siding with the current president in the impending “cultural civil war.” Gingrich…
Dan Stuart Alden: Make democracy work
Tim Walz made a great speech on May 31. As he pointed out, the working class voters gave a primal scream. They elected a horrible person because they were at the end of their rope. All hell breaking loose was better than what they’ve had for decades. Many will change their minds when they find Donald Trump does not make America great again; that he just cares about personal wealth and autocratic power. But that will just put us back where we sta…
How Tim Walz Is Trying To Escape Political Irrelevancy
By George Caldwell, The Daily Signal | June 02, 2025 Former Democrat vice presidential candidate Tim Walz is talking tough, even while remaining mum on his own political future. The Minnesota governor, whose second term runs through January 2027, claims to have a strategy for his fellow Democrats: “Bully the s— out of” President Donald Trump.“Maybe it’s time for us to be a little meaner, maybe it’s time for us to be a little more fierce, because…
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