GOP Strategist Brutally Mocked For Easily Debunked Tim Walz Dog Claim
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Dustin Grage’s attempt to make a point about the Minnesota governor’s dog, Scout, didn’t go as planned.
The GOP is calling out every dog gone detail about Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz ― starting with his furry friend, Scout.
On Monday morning, Minnesota GOP strategist Dustin Grage tried to expose Walz with two different pictures of the Minnesota governor side-by-side, each was apparently previously posted on social media.
The photo on the left was posted in June 2022 and showed Walz with Scout, a Labrador retriever mix he got in 2018. The caption read, “Sending a special birthday shoutout to our favorite pup, Scout.”
Meanwhile, the one on the right was taken in October that same year and showed Walz with a different dog, with the caption, “Couldn’t think of a better way to spend a beautiful fall day than at the dog park. I know Scout enjoyed it.”
Grage seemingly smelled scandal and posted the two photos on X, formerly Twitter, with the caption, “Yes, this is Tim Walz tweeting about his dog Scout. Only problem is that these are two completely different dogs.”
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