Tim Walz Names Exactly What's 'Wrong' About Trump Running America Like A Business
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The Minnesota governor blasted the president over his "ludicrous philosophy" in justifying his tariffs.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz tore apart Donald Trump’s arguments for his widespread tariffs on Wednesday as he slammed the president’s supporters for claiming the U.S. needed a “businessman to run government” like a business.
“Two things about that are wrong. No, we don’t need to run government like a business because we’re not in the profit-making, we’re in [the business of] improving lives and looking toward the future,” he told MSNBC’s Jen Psaki.
“And this guy has a proven track record of being an absolute failure.”
Moments earlier, the former Democratic vice presidential candidate took on Trump for remarking that children may simply have to deal with having “two dolls instead of 30” as a result of his trade policy.
“When did government get to tell you how many dolls your child has?” Walz asked.
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