Democrat Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz expressed his dissatisfaction with criticism of his manliness while campaigning to become the US vice president in 2024.
Fox News host Jesse Watters will be in September It was criticized The governor’s manliness cites the use of straws, particularly to drink milkshakes. Waltz,This is Gavin NewsomThe network claimed he spent several days criticizing him for how he consumed milkshakes, claiming that they always characterised him as gay. (Related: Tim Waltz appears to be aiming for Kamala Harris 2028 ambitions)
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“How much time they spent trying to attack me, I was confused by how masculine they weren’t masculine enough in their vision. “Fox News used straw so I watched something like, “How else do you drink hell, guys, milkshake-type stuff?” “But they focused on it and focused on it. I think this is also their obsession, oddity. ”
“We buy their frames on these issues of sexuality. But all of them was that they spent all their time – these guys on Fox News – Waltz is gay and he’s not masculine, do you know?” he continued. “And he’s not coaching football that he should do.”
Waltz also claimed he believes he will win the battle with his critics.
“I think I can kick most of their ass,” he said.
Waltz also received considerable backlash after appearing to be struggling to load a semi-automatic shotgun into the video Posted Online during his pheasant hunting trip during the October campaign.
The governor has signed numerous liberal laws since taking office in 2018, including May 2023. Law Minnesota schools require that tampons be provided in toilets for both girls and boys. prompt President Donald Trump and others have called him “Tampon Tim.”
Waltz began a town hall tour in Red Districts across the United States in March. Statement He intends to “lending the megaphone” to Americans. he I said In an interview on March 2, New Yorker said he would consider launching a presidential bid for 2028 if the conditions and his “skill set” are correct.
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