Trump has made the Democrats cry yet again.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a Democrat and running mate to Vice President Kamala Harris, has been quick to criticize his Republican opponents, particularly former President Donald Trump and Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, calling them “weird.” However, Trump responded with sharp criticism of Walz during a town hall event in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Trump dismissed Walz’s accusations, asserting, “They picked this guy; he is weird. I am not weird. He is weird. He is a weird person. He is a weird guy. They always come up with these soundbites. Walz said me and JD are weird, but J.D. is doing fantastic. He’s smart, a top student, and a great guy. He’s not weird, and neither am I. But Walz? He is definitely weird.”
Trump also took aim at Walz’s controversial stances on social issues. Specifically, Trump criticized Walz’s support for policies allowing transgender women—biological males—to compete in women’s sports. Trump also referenced a Minnesota law Walz signed, which mandates that schools provide menstrual products in bathrooms used by students from grades 4 through 12, including boys’ bathrooms. This legislation led Trump to dub Walz “Tampon Tim.”
Trump voiced his disbelief at these policies, stating, “Who would think this could even be happening in our country, with men playing in women’s sports and such policies being enacted? Walz is pushing this agenda to an extent that’s hard to believe. The fact that every boys’ bathroom will have tampons is beyond absurd. That’s why I call him Tampon Tim.”
Trump’s remarks highlight the growing divide between traditional conservative values and the progressive policies championed by figures like Walz, underscoring the stark contrasts in their political visions.
