r/TimWalz • u/clamorous_owle • Jun 06 '26

article Gov. Tim Walz signs $1.2 billion infrastructure bill in St. Paul

https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/walz-signs-infrastructure-bill-st-paul/
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u/clamorous_owle Jun 07 '26

Keeping things in perspective: In Minnesota, the governor is using public money to put people first. In DC, the president is using public money to put Trump first.

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u/Unhappy-Plastic2017 Jun 06 '26

I still can't believe this guy pussied out and dropped out

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u/Atopos2025 Jun 06 '26

The feds/ice were purposely targeting Minnesota because of it, as well as his kid. I can't say I blame him.

Was probably a soul crushing experience for him, because he's genuinely a nice person.

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u/Comfortable-Light233 Jun 06 '26

Yeah, I can’t even fucking imagine what it’s been like for him.

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u/ObligatoryID Proud Minnesotan For Tim Jun 07 '26

He’s given a lot to Minnesota and intends to help more Minnesotans going forward.

What have you done?