Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has expressed his skepticism regarding the actions of former US President Donald Trump, stating that he lacks confidence in Trump's ability to make the right decisions.
Walz made these remarks in response to a recent incident where a man was fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis during a confrontation. The governor described this situation as "spin" by federal officials, implying that they were manipulating the narrative for their own purposes.
Walz's comments on Trump suggest that he believes the former president may not be held accountable for his actions or decisions. However, it is unclear what specific incidents led Walz to question Trump's character in this regard.
Walz made these remarks in response to a recent incident where a man was fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis during a confrontation. The governor described this situation as "spin" by federal officials, implying that they were manipulating the narrative for their own purposes.
Walz's comments on Trump suggest that he believes the former president may not be held accountable for his actions or decisions. However, it is unclear what specific incidents led Walz to question Trump's character in this regard.
. I mean, Governor Walz is right to question Trump's decision-making skills, but does it have to get personal? It feels like everyone's just trying to deflect from the real issues. Remember when politicians used to take responsibility for their actions? Now it seems like they're all about spin and PR. Anyway, I'm keeping an eye on this situation, hope they can work out a way to make things more transparent...
and still can't make up his mind about pretty much everything lol. so yeah i guess walz has a point, but at the same time it's not like we know all the facts here. what's with this "spin" thing tho? does walz actually think the gov is messing with us or something? 
. they're pretty low across the board, especially among certain demographics like young people and minority groups. but still, 70 million voters isn't to be underestimated. we should expect some pushback from his base 
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. did trump actually do anything wrong? or is this just more partisan drama 
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. I mean, if you can't trust the guy to make good decisions, how do we know he didn't do something wrong with that guy who got shot? It's not just about Trump, it's about the lack of accountability in this country 
. If Walz is saying that, then maybe others should be saying it too... or are they just too scared to speak up 
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It's like, one thing, man. If Trump can't even be honest with himself, let alone us, then yeah, maybe he shouldn't be in charge of making big decisions. But I'm not sure what specific incidents are gonna make me doubt him that much... it feels kinda petty to me? 
. I mean, Governor Walz is just trying to do his job here, but it sounds like he's playing politics. What really got me was that man getting fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis. That's some heavy stuff 
. You'd think politicians would be able to put aside their differences and work together on something like that, especially when it comes to public safety.
. It feels like there's more to it than we're being told. I'm not saying Trump did anything wrong, but if Walz doesn't have confidence in him, that's a big deal. Like, what exactly is he gonna do about it? 
. I wish we had more info on what really went down there. It feels like we're being kept in the dark 
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. If someone makes a mistake, they should be held accountable for it. It's not about being a "good" or "bad" person, it's about making informed decisions that don't harm others.
. We need more transparency, more community engagement, and more common sense decision-making 
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. hopefully he can continue to keep trump in check without getting himself into a whole mess 