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   Minnesotans have felt the heat from the flames, financial disaster and   
   physical loss from his recklessness   
      
   BeyondWords   
   While Democrats are losing their minds with enthusiasm for presidential   
   nominee Kamala Harris’ VP pick, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, his presence on the   
   ticket reminds me of real-life nightmares he created for his own state.   
      
   In his four years as governor, Minnesota became near unlivable and dangerous   
   for its citizens and a killing field for the preborn. His remarkable cowardice   
   and carelessness are personal as it destroyed businesses, friendships, family   
   members and the    
   place I once called home.   
      
   The day New York passed its first infanticide bill in 2019 was the same day my   
   pro-life career truly began. Only four years later, Walz became enemy No. 1 to   
   Minnesotan preborn lives, signing the first bill in Minnesota legalizing   
   abortion-on-demand and    
   infanticide.   
      
   However, his callous embrace of terror began before 2023, most notably with   
   the infamous George Floyd riots.   
      
   What once used to be one of the safest and most beautiful cities in the U.S.   
   saw entire city blocks turned into a fiery ash heap, forcing my friends to   
   flee for their lives due to shootings, riots, violence, left-wing activists   
   blocking major highways,    
   and mobs right in front of their doorsteps.   
      
   Gunshots flew through the windows of homes, killing innocent bystanders,   
   sending gas stations and grocery stores into flames, and allowing rioters to   
   loot at their leisure. My once artistic and financially booming city became   
   unrecognizable.   
      
   And Walz allowed it to happen. He even had the audacity to lecture Minnesotans   
   that they were the indecent ones.   
      
   "We should not put property above people…" he declared as rioters burnt down   
   businesses and killed or injured innocent people. And it would have continued   
   if former President Trump hadn’t threatened to send troops.   
      
   Sadly, the long-standing chaos had already left its mark. Our quiet, safe and   
   protected Asguard on earth became Gotham on steroids. Now, no man or woman   
   dares walk alone, even in the daylight.   
      
   What happened in Minneapolis was all because Walz was too scared of radicals   
   and losing his political standing to act. His governance was the green light   
   to other state leaders who allowed their cities to accept looting, rioting and   
   violence as a normal    
   way of life.   
      
   In addition to all this, there were his socialist executive orders, a power   
   grab created by COVID-19. Among my friends, it created ideological chaos.   
      
   People who were once my friends left me and called me a bigot. My close   
   college friend who I trusted and loved turned against me because of different   
   BLM and COVID-19 beliefs, even tracking my location so I "wouldn’t spread   
   COVID" and reporting me for "   
   not following the rules" as I was continuing my pro-life work.   
      
   Walz created a system where neighbors had to turn against each other out of   
   fear of fines, getting charged by the state, serving jail time, and being   
   further ostracized by fellow Minnesotans. He even created a hotline for people   
   specifically to report    
   people who were "breaking COVID regulations."   
      
   The "Minnesota Nice" culture disappeared. It felt like a tyrant-run territory   
   for almost a year. Walz brags about how abortion is a private matter, yet   
   invaded to the greatest lengths, the privacy of all Minnesotans with his   
   unconstitutional COVID    
   mandates.   
      
   Walz’s bullying platform meant that I was even forced to present my senior   
   Capstone project over Zoom because one of my roommates threatened to report me   
   if I presented in-person due to my recent COVID exposure.   
      
   You think that would be enough, but when I came back to school in 2020, Walz   
   signed executive orders to make my education that much harder.   
      
   As a resident assistant at the University of Northwestern, state executive   
   orders required me to keep my friends from hugging, studying together, eating   
   with one another, and even having their families visit.   
      
   I was forced to separate people not fully socially distancing, make them put   
   their masks over their noses while they had to sit in isolation, and had to   
   report if any of my residents attended big gatherings outside of school. If I   
   didn’t, I would get    
   written up.   
      
      
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