Minnesota has declined significantly under Tim Walz’s leadership. Let’s take it step by step.
Here
is a dossier on Walz provided from an anonymous political source in Minnesota.
The
2023 legislative session has proven to be one of the most consequential in
recent history. Democrats have a one-seat majority in the Senate and a six-seat
majority in the House, along with the governorship. Legislation was pushed
through quickly with little ability by Republicans to block it.
In
addition, the DFL employed deceptive tactics with their majorities. Numerous
times they would take part in what the American Experiment labeled “legislative
skullduggery,” a practice where DFL members would vote (sometimes unanimously)
for a Republican amendment to a bill and then remove that amendment in the
conference committee for the final bill. This would allow them to avoid
unpopular votes but still get the desired end result.
Even
before the current session’s slate of bills passed, it was found that over
19,000 Minnesota residents moved to other states from mid-2021-2022. Minnesota
is also only one of 13 states not to have recovered its pre-pandemic levels of
employment.
The
current session has the potential to exacerbate these issues and drive even
more people away as they seek other, more friendly states for conservatives. In
many instances, the full impact of the new mandates and taxes are yet to be
realized.
Many in the mainstream media have praised the actions of the legislature and some DFL
