Tim Walz can't decide whether he wants to play the peacemaker or the tough guy. 

Frankly, he does neither of them well, and he is not smart enough to know how to shut the hell up. Which explains why Minnesota has been such a mess under his "leadership."

In an interview with the always infuriating Tim Miller of The Bulwark, Walz went on a classic Tim Walz rant, lying his way through a rambling discussion in which he portrays himself as a defender of truth, justice, and the Somali way, with Miller treating him as if he were a genuine leader instead of a bumbling mafia boss who has pillaged Minnesota, incited riots, and turned this state into a net exporter of taxpayers and net importer of fraudsters. 

The episode is entitled "The Assault on Minnesota." I'm sure that George Wallace would have appreciated similar coverage during the "Assault on Alabama," back when Kennedy was sending federal troops to "invade" that state to enforce federal laws despite their not matching the "values" of that state at the time. 

I'm not going to dive into the sycophancy of Miller or the ramblings of Walz. If you want to waste your time you can follow the link above. 

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Rather, I want to point out that Walz perfectly exemplifies what he means by "peaceful protest" in that clip, and the irony that Tim Miller and the Bulwark are so proud to put it out as exemplifying the approach they admire so much in Walz. 

What do they choose as their teaser? 

"I would beat the s*!t out of him now if I could."

If you wonder why Minnesota is such a s*!tshow, I give you Tim Walz. 

'Nuff said. What a clown. 

BONUS ROUND:

Tim Walz is, perhaps, the only sitting governor who could get the Holocaust Museum to call him out as an offensive idiot.