At the Democratic National Convention (DNC), Tim Walz formally accepted the Democratic Party’s nomination for vice-president, delivering a speech that not only thanked CA Harris for her selection but also paid tribute to Joe Biden’s service. In his address, Walz recounted his journey from humble beginnings in Nebraska to his 24-year tenure in the Army National Guard, and his subsequent roles as a teacher, a Congress member, and the Governor of Minnesota. Highlighting his legislative achievements, including the introduction of free school meals and protections for reproductive rights, Walz faced criticism from the right wing but stood firm on his policies. His speech was a vigorous endorsement of Kamala Harris’s record as vice president, emphasizing her readiness and experience, and concluded with a rallying call to the audience.
- Tim Walz accepted the Democratic Party’s nomination for vice-president at the DNC.
- He thanked CA Harris for selecting him as her running mate and Joe Biden for his service.
- Walz shared his personal narrative, highlighting his journey from Nebraska to roles in the Army National Guard, as a teacher, in Congress, and as Governor of Minnesota.
- His legislative achievements as governor include the introduction of free school meals and the enshrinement of protections for reproductive rights.
- Despite facing criticism from the political right and being labeled an “extreme liberal” by Donald Trump, Walz reaffirmed his commitment to his policies.
- He praised Kamala Harris’s tenure as vice president, highlighting her toughness, experience, and readiness for the role.
- The speech concluded with a rallying cry, asking the crowd if they were ready to support their campaign.
- Minnesota delegates remained in the arena chanting and showing support for Walz long after his speech concluded.
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