The governor of Minnesota states Tim Walz It appears to be struggling on Wednesday when he was asked about his party leader now.
When discussing President Donald Trump's joint speech in front of Congress, he asked CNN Cassi Hunt about the former deputy presidency in 2024 about the Democratic Party’s condition.
“Who do you think the leader of the Democratic Party is now?” The “Arena” host request.
“I think the audience who is voting now is what I would like to say,” Walzal answered with a small laugh. “And I still tell that. We will not have an attractive leader riding us here and save us from this.”
He is now the leader of the Democratic Party, “said the governor of the state of Minnesota Tim Walz of Kasie Hunt, who is now the leader of the Democratic Party. (CNN screen shot)
He added: “I would like to claim that the tea party, as I grew up from ACA, was well, where was that charismatic leader?
“So when people look around me,” Where are the leaders or anything else, they will organize organically. And what I said, our job is, (like) people who have the ability to enact things, and we are sure to do it better, and it is better to be there standing next to them. This is what we need to do. “
This interview came yet Glimpse Walz in The 2028 presidential tour of New Yorker escalated on Sunday.
“Well, he told me a friend,” Walz said.
Walz presented the idea of candidacy for the presidency in 2028. (Getty Images)
“If I think I can provide something … I will definitely think about it,” he said. “I too, not arrogant enough to believe that there are many people who can do this.”
He said that under the right circumstances and if he has the correct “skills group” for the 2028 race, “I will do it.”
“May you do it?” He asked New Yorker.
Walz said: “I will do everything that it takes.” “Certainly I will not be arrogant enough to believe that I should be me.”
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The Democratic Party has struggled to determine its trademark since its loss in the 2024 presidential elections. (Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
In the wake of the 2024 presidential elections, Democrats I struggle to determine the party And a path forward to take over Trump and the Republican Party in 2026 and 2028. However, some leaders inside the party blamed “correspondence” for their losses.
“The policies we support and the message we have are not wrong,” Ken Martin, head of the New DNC told the New York Times in February. “It is a problem with the correspondence and the brand problem. These voters do not link our policies with their lives.”
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Fox News Emma Colon contributed to this report.
