Walz demonostrates embrace of pro-Palestinian protestors
Vice President Kamala Harris’s vice-presidential candidate, Tim Walz, just let it slip.
Kamala Harris' administration, if she is elected is probably NOT going to stand up for Israel like we need them to.
When it comes to the Hamas, the terrorist group with which Israel is in conflict, Gov. Tim Walz has practically taken their side.
We have long had suspicions that Harris was a true supporter of the Palestinians
Now, we have PROOF that the vice-presidential candidate IS cut from the same cloth.
Walz sat down for an interview with a local central Michigan radio station, MCMU Public Radio where he let his opinion on Palestine be known loud and clear.
He started off by DEFENDING pro-Palestinian protestors.
But, his defense of the protestors was not the most unhinged thing Walz had to say.
Walz also said that when it comes to the prime minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, he needs to “move towards a two-state solution.”
“We need to continue, I think, to put the leverage on to make sure we move towards a two-state solution. I think we're at a critical point right now. We need the Netanyahu government to start moving in that direction. But I think those folks who are speaking out loudly in Michigan are speaking out for all the right reasons,” said Walz in the interview.
Walz did not stop there.
“It's a humanitarian crisis. It can't stand the way it is. And we need to find a way that people can live together in this, and we've said it and continue to say it: Getting a cease-fire with the return of the hostages and then moving towards a sustainable two-state solution is the only way forward,” the vice-presidential candidate continued.
It does not take a rocket scientist to understand that what Walz is saying is just plain wrong and that countless Americans are going to have MASSIVE issues with the stance he has taken.
Could this be the very interview that costs Harris the election?
If too many people use it to connect her to pro-terrorist beliefs, it just might be.
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