Walz urges Democrats to ‘be a little meaner,’ ‘bully the s–t’ out of Trump: ‘A challenging few years’

Minnesota Gov. Tim WalzDemocrat, he invited his colleagues Democrats on Saturday to “be a little feverish” and opposed President Donald Trump, whom he described as a “abuser”.

Walz, a candidate for vice presidents in 2024, was the main speaker at the State Convention of the Democratic Party in Columbia in South Carolina, where he took the apple of a Republican president and sought to attack the activists of his party.

“Maybe it’s time to be a little stronger, a little fierce, because we have to pushed it angrily to this,” Walz said gathered in Palmetto.

The comment came after he said he was accused of being “mean” when he had cast criticism on Trump’s administration in recent months, including billionaire Elon Musk, who has since left his role in the Federal Government.

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“What bothers the teacher more than anything is to watch the abuser,” said Walz, a former teacher. “And when it’s a child, you talk to them and tell them why harassment is wrong.”

“But when it is an adult Donald TrumpYou harass St from him back … This is … a cruel man, “the governor added.

Minnesota Democrat also criticized Trump as “Wannabe dictator” and “existential threat”.

“Donald Trump is an existential threat that we knew was coming,” Walz said, noting that, for Democrats, “he would be challenging here for several years.”

“We have a gut and we have to have them to push themselves to the abusers and greed,” he said.

Walz also appeared on Friday night, along with Vlado Maryland Democrat Wesa Moore, at dinner to raise entertainment and afterparty Fish Fry, hosted by Democratic Ambassador of South Carolina Jim Clyburn. Walz and Moore are on a long list of potential presidential candidates 2028 who traveled to States of Early VotingAlthough Governor Maryland said he would not run for a white house in the next election cycle.

“I want to be clear: we can and must condemn the reckless procedures of Donald Trump. But we would also be stupid not to learn from his impatience,” Moore said in his remarks.

“Donald Trump does not need a study to remove democracy or use of a constitution such as proposal frames. Donald Trump does not need a white book to start arbitrarily trade wars that increase the costs of almost everything in our lives,” he added.

The events gave the two governors the opportunity to test their messages in front of the hundreds of Democrats in a country who had long held the southern democratic presidential primary and, last year, the party’s nomination calendar began completely.

The President of the State Party of Christale Spain said she would renew the argument to retain the number one state position in the next cycle, although the national parties have not yet resolved their calendars in 2028, and foreign officials in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada also want to go first.

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Just as he did on Friday night, Walz praised his colleagues Democrats on Saturday in his speech because of the “courage” to continue fighting in the main Republican state, where Democrats did not win elections throughout the country for about two decades and are only in one congress place.

“Damn, we should be able to have fun and be joyful,” Walz said. “We have a gut and we have to have them to push themselves to the abusers and greed.”

Walz did not officially say whether to seek a third term as a governor of 2026, but admits he is thinking. He also gave mixed signals on potential presidential run in 2028.

Associated Press contributed to this report.