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The media claims Tim Walz is your typical rural American all in it for the little guy, but this man is nothing short of a tyrant playing “checkers with peoples' livelihoods.” And you know he’s bad when at least Minnesotans are happy he will be out of the state if he becomes VP.

The last thing Americans want is to become a “mini California,” but that is what Minnesotans are dealing with from living under Walz’s tyranny.

Rural Minnesotans are unhappy with how bad things have gotten under Walz but are at least satisfied he might be out of the state if Kamala is elected.

To them, it’s pretty much damned either way. Their lives may or may not get better if Walz leaves but at the same time, it might get worse if he becomes VP.

According to Fox News:

Minnesotans at "Farmfest," a local agriculture trade show, revealed what they thought about Walz as their state leader after the governor was tapped as Vice President Harris' 2024 running mate, while speaking with Fox News Digital.

Matthew A., a Minnesota resident who owns a farm with his family raising corn and soybeans, said Walz has "done very little to help rural Minnesota."

"We joke that we're mini California. Most of us, if we could, we would annex into South Dakota. He's put policies in place that have hurt small businesses. I have friends that have lost small businesses because of his policies. It's killing our small towns, our rural development," Matthew A. told Fox News Digital.

Kevin O'Leary recently slammed Walz, claiming he "wiped out job creation" in "every subcategory" and that residents are fleeing to South Dakota where the "job rate right now is four times that of Minnesota.”

Other states are gaining jobs from his failures because “Minnesota only creates jobs in services that are funded by the government,” which is exactly what progressives do. They create more bureaucracy at the expense of hard-working Americans.

"He point-blank said we're just rocks and cows out here, and he has done very little to help us. And honestly, a man that can sit and let a city burn to the ground and not do anything about it like he did in 2020, that's no integrity. And he … doesn't deserve any vote."

That’s a pretty generous statement because I don’t think Walz sees them above “rocks and cows," as evident by his record.

"I think they're a great team, the two of them together. God bless them. But they're not going to have a chance at all," Fedders said of Walz and Harris. "In my opinion, he is just about as far liberal as she is. And I think most of the people in Minnesota are happy about it because he might leave or at least be gone for a period of time."

Again, if the radical pair loses that is a win for them and if they win that is also a win for them. But at the same time, if he loses that is also a loss for them.

Goodness, the amount of damage Walz causes cannot be emphasized enough, as he’s a problem whether or not he is in their lives.

"He's been bad for the state. There's no other way to say it," said a farmer and local restaurant owner, who also requested his name not be used. "He has hurt this state more than he's helped it."

We have yet to hear how Walz has benefited anyone and the most he has done is put tampons in male restrooms, and leftists still act like this somehow saved the world.

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