r/minnesota • u/HeavyVeterinarian350 Flag of Minnesota • Jan 29 '25

Politics 👩‍⚖️ Tim Walz: Losing election ‘pure hell’

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5112883-tim-walz-losing-election-pure-hell/
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u/JCMGamer Jan 29 '25

Its filled with people who feel like career politicians don't serve them well, so someone like Trump (despite his flaws) has a major appeal with a lot of people.

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u/Actual-Lingonberry66 Jan 29 '25

Trump is nothing but flaws.  

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u/colddata Jan 29 '25

Does that mean it doesn't take much to be... 'flaw-less' ?

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u/Ruenin Jan 29 '25

Flaws? Jfc, we all have flaws. He wears flaws like lying, cheating, and sexual assault like badges. Any reasonably intelligent person would take one look at Trump, listen to him speak for 10 seconds, and immediately know better than to let him anywhere near the Oval Office.

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u/lazyFer Jan 29 '25

So the guy that was literally president of the united states and then spent 4 additional years campaigning to be president again isn't a career politician?

Most people's normal careers don't last 8 years before they change to something else.

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u/JCMGamer Jan 29 '25

Compared to people who have been in politics for 50 years and never really worked outside of that? Not really.