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Scott Jennings Tears Into Dem Governor Tim Walz for Hoping Trump Dies

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Democratic governor of Minnesota Tim Walz said in a recent interview that he hoped President Donald Trump dies soon.


CNN conservative pundit Scott Jennings slammed Kamala Harris's vice presidential running mate for saying such a thing.


Jennings didn't hold back one bit.



Walz seemed to hope the president had died while addressing recent false internet rumors that Trump was somehow near death.


Jennings said of Walz during a panel on “The Arena With Kasie Hunt,” “When he [Trump] got on the phone and sounded very much alive, I thought it would sound kind of stupid, frankly, to ask a live person if they were dead."


Jennings was referring to speaking to Trump recently in an interview for his podcast.


“But I’ll tell you who is a complete piece of s*** — and I’m going to tell you right now. Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, holding up a phone in front of a rally and saying, ‘Well, we thought we were going to wake up and find out the president died. Someday it’ll happen."


CNN's Republican analyst said that elected officials cheering for the death of a president was wrong and crossed a line.


“I used to say he was the biggest buffoon in American politics, but it’s worse now. No political official, no elected official should be walking around saying ‘Why, I’m hoping we wake up one day, and the president of the United States has died.’ Crazy,” Jennings said. 



Democrats spent last weekend fueling rumors of Trump's death. Those all went away as soon as the president was seen playing golf with his granddaughter.


During this time, Trump also did an hour-long interview.


That's pretty busy for a man on the brink of death.


What governor of any state - what elected official anywhere - would cheer for the death of a president of either major party?


Democrats have had brain rot over Donald Trump for some time now. Tim Walz just took it to an even lower level.



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