I’d go with this. And it’s a dem false flag operation endorsed by Walz.
I know you’re joking about this, but a lot of people believe it.
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His wife was on the Walz campaign. I’m sure that kind of crap drove him bat ■■■■ crazy.
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To murder?
You cleaned that right up.
Obviously, Tim Walz worked a long game false flag operation in the shadow of the no king rallies in order to gain sympathy to their cause. 
We could play the crazy game all day long.
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I think Walz wasn’t the first one to appoint him.
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That’s obviously the only thing that makes sense.
It is.
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Watch Bill.
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This is one of those that it’s hard to put into Pelosi’s husband’s bed so need something anything to ignore that there wasn’t a single republican on his hit list…. Or he was just crazy ….
It’s fun.
I have not seen any evidence of that but so what if he did.
Are we now responsible for the actions of who is in our circle of friends/acquaintances?
Not sure why there is such a desire to connect Walz to this? Laura Loomer on X (among others) was saying Walz should be arrested but no reason why.
Neither the Republicans or Democrats are responsible for this.
There is no evidence of that.
There is ample evidence of men being driven crazy by their Democrat supporting wives.
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I was a 56 year old intern, went to college late in life.
Like I said, there is more data needed to make a factual conclusion.
Such as, was Jenny Boelter in college August-Dec 2010?
So, you are blaming political rhetoric, rather than the individual? That is like blaming the gun for a murder, rather than the person pulling the trigger.
No, I didn’t say anything about political rhetoric. You keep mentioning it, though.
You said it is a political attack. That would have to assume that either side of the political aisle advocate’s murder. They don’t, so it can’t possibly be a political attack.
These are the actions of a deranged human being.
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Because it obviously is.
Nonsense.
