Tim Walz is once again trying to clarify his earlier comments, despite being warned by Kamala Harris to be more careful. The Minnesota governor, who has been Harris’ running mate since August, is constantly explaining himself and has to correct more and more inaccurate statements.
In recent times, Walz has been caught in the crossfire when
in the vice-presidential debate, he could not explain exactly why he claimed to have been there during the Tiananmen Square protests in Hong Kong, when in fact he had only visited the region months later.
As our paper already wrote, in the debate between the two presidential candidates, Trump’s vice presidential candidate, who is more experienced in direct debates than his older opponent, gave a better performance. He decided the meeting definitively with his opinion on the topic of immigration.
In an interview on Good Morning America, Walz said she likes to show her emotions, but admitted that thoughtful communication would be more important in a leadership position. Walz blamed Republicans in part for the political firestorm surrounding his remarks, saying his comments were “twisted because of the political climate,” calling on the attention at Politico.
In the “60 Minutes” interview, he already mentioned that
Harris was careful with his words when asked again about his earlier comments in an interview on Friday.
Walz said, “You know me, you know who I am and what kind of work I’ve done so far.”
Cover photo: Kamala Harris and Tim Walz (Photo: AFP)
Source: magyarnemzet.hu
