Blue State Madness
Tim Walz leads a radical resistance and knows he can get away with it.
Tim Walz doubled down on failure by taking his show on the road and reminding voters one more time why they rejected him. But don’t look for the emasculated Governor to change his mind. In fact, Walz is even teeing things up for a third term in Minnesota.
And why not. In the land of 10,000 self-loathing Lutherans, he may just get elected again. After all, given runaway crime, exorbitant taxes, record spending and a genuine immigration crisis, few in their right mind are staying.1 Which means those who do are the perfect profile of the average Democrat Farm Labor (DFL) voter.
Unlike the rest of the country, blue state psychos are just fine with Walz and his dystopian COVID-19 policies, the George Floyd riots and the woke Governor’s preoccupation with diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)—and hurting Elon Musk.
The inmates are running things in Minnesota where a Republican tie in the state’s House of Representatives is considered a comeback.2
Of course, as more people flee these ‘progressive’ havens, electoral power is shifting dramatically in favor of the GOP.3 Were it not for the Census-acknowledged shenanigans (don’t worry folks, your ballot’s secure) that we highlighted here, blue states would have lost even more congressional seats in 2020. They surely will in 2030.
That’s called a realignment.
But it won’t help places like Minnesota where a Democrat-media complex knows nothing if not how to use demographic power to fundamentally extinguish what’s left of the state’s Nordic cultural landscape.
School districts have changed academic calendars to accommodate Holidays of non-Western cultures. Minneapolis was the first major city to allow broadcasts of the Muslim call to prayer at all hours, amending previous noise ordinances.4 Illegal immigrants are eligible for state-funded healthcare paid for by Minnesota taxpayers.5 The old state flag is gone.
Why, a cynic might even call it ‘replacement theory.’
The state’s descent, however, couldn’t have happened without being aided and abetted by its institutional quislings. Cowardly business ‘partnerships’ hoping to be eaten last, government unions that buy off left wing politicians, a Minnesota media wallowing in ‘identity politics’ and a corrupt non-profit community that runs cover for a bizarre Governor still clinging to DEI.6
Yet the most glaring capitulation has come from a thoroughly impotent GOP opposition that bows every time Walz lectures a bunch of ‘old white guys,’ muttering, ‘thank you sir, may I have another.’