All news on the topic: Tim Walz

Late last week an inconvenient truth for Kamala Harris’ campaign, and the left as a whole, emerged: They have a man problem. Dudes just aren't into her. And the current Veep is losing ground with black male voters — as Trump is increasingly attracting demographics that traditionally leaned Democrat.

Walz discussed receiving the call to be Harris' running mate on "SmartLess," saying, "In just 20 minutes, my life was transformed."

Despite the election being uncomfortably tight, it's clear that Tim Walz is the worst choice for VP on record, especially when compared to JD Vance

The correspondent from "The Daily Show" ridiculed conservative media personalities for their unsettling new fixation

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz argued Tuesday that the US needs to do away with the Electoral College as Democrats worry about a repeat of 2016 that would see the Harris-Walz campaign winning the popular vote but not the presidency.

Self-styled "knucklehead" Tim Walz has revealed the absurd codename he lists Vice President Kamala Harris under on his phone since he accidentally ignored her call telling him he was her running mate.

“You sort of got the 'weird' ball rolling, didn't you?” Jimmy Kimmel said to Kamala Harris' ticket partner

A recent mailing by the Pennsylvania Democratic Party includes an endorsement from a local Hispanic radio host, Victor Martinez, who has a history of making extremely racist remarks, for Kamala Harris. Martinez is also prominently featured in a Harris campaign advertisement airing in Philadelphia, Allentown, and Reading

Former President Donald Trump promoted school choice at his campaign stop in deep-blue Milwaukee last week. This was a smart move. Voters overwhelmingly support school choice in every swing state.

The Democratic vice-presidential candidate firmly defended a Minnesota law he enacted as governor, which enshrines abortion rights following Roe

Even the left-leaning "Saturday Night Live" couldn't resist poking fun at Tim Walz's performance in the debate

In the vice-presidential debate, Governor Tim Walz metaphorically "sounded the fire alarm" on free speech, cautions Jonathan Turley at USA Today

Vice President Kamala Harris promoted a South Korean solar company that might depend on Chinese forced labor in its supply chain, according to a list of entities sanctioned by the federal government. Along with President Biden's administration, they allocated nearly $2 billion to the company to establish a facility in Georgia

Haley Popp introduced blue-frosted sugar cookies at her Hive Bakery, showcasing the image of the Democratic Vice Presidential candidate, before Tuesday’s Vice Presidential Debate between Walz and Senator JD Vance

Hillary Clinton was asked the other day what unforeseen threats might be facing the country, and she went on a riff about how the “objective” media need to develop “a consistent narrative about the danger Trump poses.”

Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz took aim at Donald Trump on Wednesday, bizarrely suggesting the former prez has not been inside a real grocery store in decades and "doesn't actually know" the high prices of groceries seen during the Biden-Harris administration.

The Republican congressman criticized Kaitlan Collins from CNN for mentioning the previous election cycle

The vice presidential candidate was given a quick trip down memory line.

Michael Kosta notices some odd timing in a statement from the ex-president

What led us "to the brink of a full-scale conflict between Israel and Iran?" questions Eli Lake from The Free Press

The vice-presidential nominee stated that the "media is fixated" on that year's election, and added, "I'm concentrating on the vote that's 33 days away."

Tuesday’s veep debate was a huge eye-opener — not simply about the two candidates, but about the modern media.

The debate's exchange illuminated how a Trump administration would handle publicly owned land

The number, 43.2 million, represents a 25% decrease from the 57.9 million who tuned in to watch Vice President Mike Pence debate then-Senator Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) in October 2020, during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic

For worse or for worser, Trump has changed us. Nobody wants to see real adults in the room anymore.