Tampon Timmy - aka Sugar Wallz
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Democrats’ Faux-Masculinity Superhero Tim Walz Implodes
Tim Walz dropping out of Minnesota’s gubernatorial race hearkens back to the early days of the Harris-Walz 2024 ticket. Less than a week after Kamala Harris secured the Democrat presidential nomination, she selected Walz as her running mate. In Democrats’ imagination, the Minnesota governor would magically sweep the working class, rural voters, and men into the fold like Joe Biden 2.0, all while serving as the Democrat model of manhood — an obsequious, plushie personality nearly entirely feminine in nature, with a few accoutrements of manhood tacked on. Mercifully, the plan failed, along with the Harris-Walz candidacy.
The leftist faux man failed then too, with Trump winning men by a wide margin, but Walz’s resignation from the race for governor is the formal confirmation of that failure, the last sputter in his puttering tenure as Dem comic book star. Democrats won’t let go of their perverted concept of manhood, but it’s a bust as a political tool.
Notably, the welfare fraud dumpster fire that finally sank Walz is really a feature, not a bug, of leftist masculinity. Filled with “compassion” and “Minnesota nice,” Walz oversaw the shoveling of billions of dollars into the coffers of Minnesota’s Somali population, and even on his way out, he touted a new welfare program rife with more fraud opportunities. But that’s exactly what the ideal leftist man does. Forking over taxpayer dollars, whether to spoon-feed the insatiable appetite of “empathy” or atone for colonialist escapades (U.S. or otherwise), is an essential duty. To do so to any lesser degree — even to benefit U.S. citizens — is a cardinal sin that will ostensibly lead to the deaths of millions.
MN Gov. Walz Appears to Threaten to Use National Guard Against Federal Government
“I've issued a warning order to prepare the Minnesota National Guard. We have soldiers in training and prepared to be deployed, if necessary," Democrat Minnesota Governor Tim Walz threatened Wednesday, denouncing the federal government’s efforts to enforce U.S. immigration law in his state.
Gov. Walz made the apparent threat during a press conference following the death of a Minnesota anti-immigration enforcement protester who was fatally shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent as she, according to video of the incident, drove her vehicle into the agent.
“[O]fficers tugged at the driver's side door handle and the woman began driving toward an ICE agent standing in front of her SUV,” according to a Fox News report:
Hijinx
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Timmy needs to think before saying stupid things.
This woman ,a lesbian who is married to a woman who encouraged her to go to this crazy demonstration got caught up in the excitement and blocked an ICE vehicle with her car. The ICE agents ordered her out of the car and she reversed the car and than ran it forward where an ICE agent was standing. The ICE agent pulled his weapon and fired, killing her.
There is going to be a lot of second guessing. Could he have merely jumped out of the way? Probably. Was she trying to hit him with the car or merely trying to get away? Who knows?
Doesn't really matter she is dead . Was the ICE agent justified? Well he was a lot more justified than Lt. Byrd was at the Capitol.
Bottom Line. Stay the fuk out of the way of Federal agents who are doing their job.
Control your TDS before it gets you killed.
This woman ,a lesbian who is married to a woman who encouraged her to go to this crazy demonstration got caught up in the excitement and blocked an ICE vehicle with her car. The ICE agents ordered her out of the car and she reversed the car and than ran it forward where an ICE agent was standing. The ICE agent pulled his weapon and fired, killing her.
There is going to be a lot of second guessing. Could he have merely jumped out of the way? Probably. Was she trying to hit him with the car or merely trying to get away? Who knows?
Doesn't really matter she is dead . Was the ICE agent justified? Well he was a lot more justified than Lt. Byrd was at the Capitol.
Bottom Line. Stay the fuk out of the way of Federal agents who are doing their job.
Control your TDS before it gets you killed.
Kyle
Beloved Misanthrope
Hijinx
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Their TDS keeps them from seeing the forest for the trees.
Their minds are totally closed. You cannot speak to them' .You can spend all day showing them truth's and they ignore truth for their own perception of the truth.
How can they ignore the totally demented administration of Joe Biden and see the strides that Trump is taking to save the nation and not see what is right before them. Biden slept through his administration while those in his White House abused their authority, and took over the running of the country. They used him like a whore.
Say what you want about Trump but he is in charge.
Hijinx
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It would have been nice to listen to this without the moron in the small screen running off at the mouth every few seconds.
My take on this video is that no matter how hard Tampon Tim tries to spin this if his police had been there doing their jobs perhaps it might not have happened. When the Minnesota police do not stop these people from interfering with Federal Officers doing their duty ,incidents like this happen.;
Citizens have the first Amendment right to protest. That right des not give the permission to interfere with federal Officers. They can stand back watching the operation and screaming their ass off all they like, but when they start using force they are in the wrong.
State Patrol reviewing its response to alleged ‘stalking’ incident of federal employee
Based on a tip received from a person wishing to remain unnamed, the tipster described to Alpha News that on Dec. 26, 2025, a non-ICE federal employee left the Whipple Federal Building at Fort Snelling and was aggressively followed by a vehicle. The employee called 911, and various dispatch centers were attempting to determine his location and send officers. The information in the tip said the employee was on a state highway or interstate and that State Patrol was asked to assist. The State Patrol supervisor allegedly stated via radio that they would not assist and the employee/victim should be directed off the highway because the State Patrol wants “nothing to do with ICE.”
Eventually, the tipster said a squad from the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office found the employee and arrested the suspect on probable cause harassment.
The tipster said, “State Patrol’s actions put the victim and everyone else at risk by failing to respond to an emergency situation of a vehicle pursuing another vehicle because of politics.”
Alpha News reached out to the State Patrol for comment, and a spokesperson provided the following response:
“We take any report of someone feeling threatened seriously and encourage anyone who believes they are in danger on Minnesota roads to call 911 so the appropriate law enforcement agency can respond.
This incident is under internal review. We are reviewing this incident to identify improvements and ensure our staff have the clarity and coordination needed to respond effectively in future situations to dangerous driving conduct on the roadways.
The Minnesota State Patrol’s mission is traffic safety and incident response on Minnesota roadways. Troopers are deployed consistent with that mission and within state law.”
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faced renewed scrutiny this week after comments he made regarding the ongoing fraud scandal in the state’s social services programs, in which he stated that “a lot of white men should be holding a lot of white men accountable for the crimes that they have committed.” During remarks addressing the widespread fraud involving members of the Somali community, Walz argued that these communities should “continue to educate folks about why they shouldn’t commit crimes,” suggesting such education should occur “both at home and at schools and in our society.”
The governor weakly contended that broad generalizations about entire communities were unfair, calling it “a pretty hard reach” to suggest that Somalis bore collective responsibility for criminal acts. Walz also criticized President Trump for amplifying the fraud allegations, stating that Trump “made it white hot and very dangerous” when addressing the issue publicly.
The controversy stems from investigations revealing approximately $1 billion in fraudulent payouts through Minnesota’s social services programs, with federal prosecutors indicating that 59 individuals have been convicted and 86 charged in connection with the schemes over the past few years. Conservative commentator Dennis Michael Lynch responded with a harsh ultimatum, posting that if Minnesota’s Somali population is not deported and Governor Walz and other officials are not indicted, then “this administration, the concept of ‘Make America Great Again,’ and the rule of law are all completely full of sh*t.” Lynch’s remarks came following a viral investigative video by independent journalist Nick Shirley alleging $110 million in additional fraud at childcare facilities across Minneapolis.
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The governor weakly contended that broad generalizations about entire communities were unfair, calling it “a pretty hard reach” to suggest that Somalis bore collective responsibility for criminal acts. Walz also criticized President Trump for amplifying the fraud allegations, stating that Trump “made it white hot and very dangerous” when addressing the issue publicly.
The controversy stems from investigations revealing approximately $1 billion in fraudulent payouts through Minnesota’s social services programs, with federal prosecutors indicating that 59 individuals have been convicted and 86 charged in connection with the schemes over the past few years. Conservative commentator Dennis Michael Lynch responded with a harsh ultimatum, posting that if Minnesota’s Somali population is not deported and Governor Walz and other officials are not indicted, then “this administration, the concept of ‘Make America Great Again,’ and the rule of law are all completely full of sh*t.” Lynch’s remarks came following a viral investigative video by independent journalist Nick Shirley alleging $110 million in additional fraud at childcare facilities across Minneapolis.
PROJECTION: Why Does Tim Walz Blame White People For Crime? | Drew Hernandez | The Gateway Pundit | by Drew Hernandez
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faced renewed scrutiny this week after comments he made regarding the ongoing fraud scandal in the state’s social services programs, in which he stated that “a lot of white men should be holding a lot of white men accountable for the crimes that they have committed.”...
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is feeling the pinch a bit, no? Having covered his political tracks by withdrawing from re-election —but defiantly not quitting— he’s now getting special attention from DOJ in the form of a couple of pending grand jury subpoenas. He might be under looming indictment. Then again, he might not. One hires the criminal defense lawyer anyway, doesn’t one? The Washington Post reported, “Justice Dept. launches criminal investigation of Minnesota governor.”
Unnamed sources said two Grand Jury subpoenas —one for Walz and one for Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey— are out for service. “The subpoenas, which are without recent precedent,” the Washington Post noted, drily, “escalate an already bitter political battle between the Trump administration and state officials.” Haha, one can think of a recent escalatory precedent if one tries hard enough. Offstage, the Trump prosecutions coughed politely.
Walz finds himself pinned between a cleft stick, or whatever the saying is. He’s never been particularly attractive, at least not to me, and I’m not just talking about his ghastly ideological views. If you ask me, the man has a mug like a bloated catfish some Chinese fisherman dragged out of the river in a net, and probably afflicted with a bad fungal infection, by the looks of him. You could sketch him into a Simpson’s episode without modification; he looks like a caricature of a governor. Not very Minnesotan, so far as I can tell. But I digress.
There’s an unreported but much bigger story here. I penciled out a quick list of all the public officials that are or have been under DOJ investigation or prosecution. The Devil’s inventory is swelling:
- Tim Walz, catfish-like governor of Minnesota
- Jacob Frey, slimy mayor of Minneapolis
- Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve and palace-builder
- Lisa Cook, Federal Reserve governor (diversity hire)
- James Comey, former FBI Director and Russiagate architect
- Letitia James, trash-talking New York Attorney General
- Adam Schiff, shifty U.S. Senator
- John Bolton, former National Security Advisor and deep-state crocodile
- Elissa Slotkin, U.S. Senator (for her reckless “defy illegal orders” video)
- Mark Kelley, U.S. Senator (same)
- Jack Smith, pencil-necked former Special Counsel on Trump prosecutions
- Dana Williamson, shady former Chief of Staff to Governor Newsom (swamp operator)
- Sean McCluskie, top aide to former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra (and vaccine mandate architect)
- Greg Campbell, heavyweight Sacramento Democrat lobbyist and fundraising bundler, now jailbird
I ask you— have you ever seen anything like this?
It shows no sign of slowing down. If anything, it is picking up pace. As I’ve previously reported, last week on January 8th, the White House created a new Division for National Fraud Enforcement, homed in the West Wing and not the DOJ, which is rapidly ramping up to focus on welfare and benefits fraud, and its website suggests a plethora of new fraud prosecutions coming soon.
While Democrats aren’t silent, they are eerily quiet. Why aren’t all these prosecutions of Democrat officials bigger news? Why aren’t there Watergate-style front-page headlines in the big platforms about it every day? Why aren’t the op-eds packed with outraged protests about politicized justice? Why aren’t Democrats mounting a Joe McCarthy-style pushback operation? Why isn’t this their main campaign theme for the 2026 midterms? Why, of all things, is the big issue affordability?
This is the harvest of the Trump prosecutions. His time in the dock immunized him against the “revenge” narrative that corporate media tried to ignite but which sputtered out in the torrential downpour of anti-elite populism, even within the Democrat base itself. There is a general consensus, ironically reinforced by corporate media itself, that no one is above the law.
Without control of Congress or the Senate, Democrats can’t initiate investigations and mug for cameras at outraged committee meetings. They are also wary of loudly promoting the prosecutions because it could energize MAGA and increase turnout. And so a purge ten times bigger than Watergate is underway, and the Democrats have no effective counter.
Don’t miss how historic this moment is. Be energized.
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