According to Forbes, before becoming governor, Walz got elected to Congress representing a rural district in Minnesota in which he hyped his support for the Second Amendment, talked about how he liked to hunt so of course, that meant he was all about guns, and was also in the military so of course, he was naturally all about guns for that reason, too. He presented that façade to get elected in a district made up of mostly God-fearing, gun-owning stand-up Americans with morals and a strong sense of self-reliance, a common characteristic among our rural communities. He even earned an “A” rating from the NRA, something some Democrats, typically those from rural districts, once routinely earned. It has become increasingly rare, however, for a Democrat to earn a positive rating from the organization in today’s political climate.

It was when Walz ran for governor of Minnesota in 2018 that his stance suddenly changed. For he then had to appeal to urbanites in the Twin Cities, and suddenly his true colors shined through…and the real lies began.