Comments by "SUPER_HYPER_ULTRA_MEGA-MAGA_JOSEPH_STOLEN-ELECTION" (@TRUMP_IS_YOUR_NEXT_PRESIDENT) on "Kamala Harris selects Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to be VP running mate" video.

  1. Recall the work of Gov. Tim Walz: A hotline set up by Gov. Tim Walz’s administration to monitor compliance with his2020 stay-at-home order generated thousands of reports from Minnesotans who snitched on their neighbors for things like playing basketball in a park, walking their dogs, and throwing small parties. The hotline was launched in March 2020 and law enforcement continued to monitor it until November, well after the stay-at-home order ended. In October 2020, it was used to alert authorities to a church service that didn't fit with the governor's "legal requirements." This type of complaint was not uncommon.
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  2. Recall the work of Gov. Tim Walz: A hotline set up by Gov. Tim Walz’s administration to monitor compliance with his2020 stay-at-home order generated thousands of reports from Minnesotans who snitched on their neighbors for things like playing basketball in a park, walking their dogs, and throwing small parties. The hotline was launched in March 2020 and law enforcement continued to monitor it until November, well after the stay-at-home order ended. In October 2020, it was used to alert authorities to a church service that didn't fit with the governor's "legal requirements." This type of complaint was not uncommon.
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  3. Recall the work of Gov. Tim Walz: A hotline set up by Gov. Tim Walz’s administration to monitor compliance with his2020 stay-at-home order generated thousands of reports from Minnesotans who snitched on their neighbors for things like playing basketball in a park, walking their dogs, and throwing small parties. The hotline was launched in March 2020 and law enforcement continued to monitor it until November, well after the stay-at-home order ended. In October 2020, it was used to alert authorities to a church service that didn't fit with the governor's "legal requirements." This type of complaint was not uncommon.
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  4. Recall the work of Gov. Tim Walz: A hotline set up by Gov. Tim Walz’s administration to monitor compliance with his2020 stay-at-home order generated thousands of reports from Minnesotans who snitched on their neighbors for things like playing basketball in a park, walking their dogs, and throwing small parties. The hotline was launched in March 2020 and law enforcement continued to monitor it until November, well after the stay-at-home order ended. In October 2020, it was used to alert authorities to a church service that didn't fit with the governor's "legal requirements." This type of complaint was not uncommon.
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  5. Walz: Weakness incarnate.
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  6. Hey Fake News, it's been awhile since you lied to us about Ukraine... So, is Ukraine still "winning"...??? LOL!!!
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  7. Recall the work of Gov. Tim Walz: A hotline set up by Gov. Tim Walz’s administration to monitor compliance with his2020 stay-at-home order generated thousands of reports from Minnesotans who snitched on their neighbors for things like playing basketball in a park, walking their dogs, and throwing small parties. The hotline was launched in March 2020 and law enforcement continued to monitor it until November, well after the stay-at-home order ended. In October 2020, it was used to alert authorities to a church service that didn't fit with the governor's "legal requirements." This type of complaint was not uncommon.
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  8. Recall the work of Gov. Tim Walz: A hotline set up by Gov. Tim Walz’s administration to monitor compliance with his2020 stay-at-home order generated thousands of reports from Minnesotans who snitched on their neighbors for things like playing basketball in a park, walking their dogs, and throwing small parties. The hotline was launched in March 2020 and law enforcement continued to monitor it until November, well after the stay-at-home order ended. In October 2020, it was used to alert authorities to a church service that didn't fit with the governor's "legal requirements." This type of complaint was not uncommon.
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  9. Recall the work of Gov. Tim Walz: A hotline set up by Gov. Tim Walz’s administration to monitor compliance with his2020 stay-at-home order generated thousands of reports from Minnesotans who snitched on their neighbors for things like playing basketball in a park, walking their dogs, and throwing small parties. The hotline was launched in March 2020 and law enforcement continued to monitor it until November, well after the stay-at-home order ended. In October 2020, it was used to alert authorities to a church service that didn't fit with the governor's "legal requirements." This type of complaint was not uncommon.
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