“Could never vote for Tim Walz as our Governor, when he abandoned his fellow soldiers like he did" - Tony Wenzel, retired Platoon Sergeant
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lol, 24 years of military service and "he quit." Apparently the right doesn't support our service members anymore...
Thanks Eloons turd
Republicans are freaking out!!!
“nothing is working, let’s try swiftboating”. LOL
“nothing is working, let’s try swiftboating”. LOL
If anyone knows OP in real life, a welfare check might be a good idea.
Here’s a real account and not some biased right wing fake news:
Walz Military Background and VA Experience
Walz Military Background and VA Experience
Al Bonnifield, who served under Walz, told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune Walz had already started thinking about retiring after deploying to Italy during operation Enduring Freedom after Sept. 11th.
'Would the soldier look down on him because he didn't go with us? Would the common soldier say, "Hey, he didn't go with us, he's trying to skip out on a deployment?" And he wasn't,' he told the paper. 'He talked with us for quite a while on that subject. He weighed that decision to run for Congress very heavy. He loved the military, he loved the guard, he loved the soldiers he worked with.'
Veteran Joseph Eustice, who led the same battalion as Walz, called him a 'great soldier,' adding, 'When he chose to leave, he had every right to leave.’
DailyMail.com has reached out to the Harris-Walz campaign for further comment.
Walz' duties in a field artillery unit including firing howitzer cannons, a task that according to Walz led to hearing damage that required surgery.
The blasts, he wrote in an application for benefits, 'would knock us down and after firing I had ringing in my ears.'
www.dailymail.co.uk
'Would the soldier look down on him because he didn't go with us? Would the common soldier say, "Hey, he didn't go with us, he's trying to skip out on a deployment?" And he wasn't,' he told the paper. 'He talked with us for quite a while on that subject. He weighed that decision to run for Congress very heavy. He loved the military, he loved the guard, he loved the soldiers he worked with.'
Veteran Joseph Eustice, who led the same battalion as Walz, called him a 'great soldier,' adding, 'When he chose to leave, he had every right to leave.’
DailyMail.com has reached out to the Harris-Walz campaign for further comment.
Walz' duties in a field artillery unit including firing howitzer cannons, a task that according to Walz led to hearing damage that required surgery.
The blasts, he wrote in an application for benefits, 'would knock us down and after firing I had ringing in my ears.'
How Howizter rockets left Tim Walz with hearing problems
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who was the highest-ranking enlisted military member to serve in Congress, retired from after 21 years after his unit was notified of a possible deployment to Iraq.
Walz enlisted in 1981 at the age of 17. Served 24 years, until 2005.
Vance serves 4 years.
Yet per the Republican spin masters, Walz is the quitter. If this is the best you guys got…you are cooked.
You never served did you? Thanks Sudo warrior. Hate to go down that road but denigrating anyone's service in any capacitate rings very hollow.
