Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) has told different versions of the story on the campaign trail, the newspaper reported. washington post.
In the wake of another debunked lie that Walz told, namely that he was in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen massacre in June 1989, rather than in Nebraska, where he was at the time, post reported Earlier this week:
He also said he was on a bus tour with Vice President Kamala Harris and saw a group of their supporters on one side of the street and a group of Trump supporters on the other. He spoke repeatedly during the election campaign. Harris reportedly said he needed to fight for both groups.
However, Walz placed the encounters at different locations and times, saying three occurred in Pennsylvania and three in Savannah, Georgia, the Post reported.
another post report said:
He may stumble or mispronounce quotes. For example, Walz joined a bus tour with Harris on the trail, with a group of their supporters on one side of the road and a group of Trump supporters (he joked that they were “real independent thinkers”). He repeatedly told the story of seeing him. (with a matching red hat) the other. In the story, Walz said Harris told him he needed to fight for both groups and that their policies could affect people who didn't support them.
But Waltz told different versions of the story at different times. Walz said three times at rallies and fundraisers that the moment happened in Pennsylvania, and three more times in Savannah, Georgia. The campaign declined to comment on where the interaction actually occurred, but when asked by The Washington Post, Walz removed references to the specific location from an upcoming retelling of the story.
The paper also pointed to other “inconsistencies” that “Republicans criticize Mr. Walz,” including that “Mr. Walz carried weapons during the war but was deployed to a combat zone.” He stated that he had never had a baby, and that his daughter was born to him through in vitro fertilization.” , Gwen actually underwent a different kind of fertility treatment. ”
Mr. Waltz has offered various excuses for his lies, including that he spoke “passionately” and that he didn't use proper “grammar.”
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During Tuesday's vice presidential debate, Walz was asked why he had previously said he was in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen Square massacre in June 1989, even though he wasn't there until August 1989. I groped for an answer and said I could. “Sometimes I'm crazy,” he said, adding that he “misspoke.”
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