Tim Walz
American politician (born 1964) · United States · Politicians
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Something wrong?The high school teacher and football coach who went from flipping a Republican House seat in rural Minnesota to running for vice president - and then watching his gubernatorial legacy unravel under a fraud scandal that ended his political career.
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Today, we’re protecting the rights of Minnesotans and making sure our state remains a place where people have the freedom to get the care they need to live their fullest lives.
You know what they say, behind every governor is an astonished mother-in-law. To my mother, Darlene Walz. Thank you.
We find ourselves at a time when economic, social, racial, and geographic division feels rampant. I will not normalize behavior that seeks to deepen and exploit these divides.
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Timothy James Walz was born April 6, 1964, in West Point, Nebraska, graduated from Butte High School in 1982, joined the Army National Guard, worked in a factory, then earned a degree from Chadron State College before moving to Minnesota in 1996 to teach social studies and coach football. In 2006 he defeated six-term Republican incumbent Gil Gutknecht to win Minnesota's 1st congressional district, served six terms in the House - rising to ranking member of Veterans Affairs - then won the governor's mansion in 2018. His first term was defined by managing the George Floyd protests and COVID-19; his second by a two-year Democratic trifecta that passed felony voting rights restoration, cannabis legalization, trans refuge protections, universal gun background checks, abortion codification, and free college tuition for low-income families. Vice President Kamala Harris picked him as her running mate on August 6, 2024; they lost to Donald Trump and JD Vance. He planned a third gubernatorial run until investigations uncovered extensive fraud in state-funded social services under his watch, prompting him to withdraw and announce on January 28, 2026, that he would "never r
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