The New Yorker Radio Hour Does Tim Walz Have Any Regrets?
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Feb 28, 2025 
Tim Walz, Governor of Minnesota and former congressman, shares his insights on the Democratic Party's struggles in recent elections. He discusses the reasons behind the party's loss of support, especially among men, and the importance of effective communication to rebuild trust. Walz reflects on his proactive stance against the Trump administration and the challenges of addressing misinformation in political debates. He also emphasizes the need for unity among women in politics and the value of genuine public service over mere ambition.
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Quiet Resistance
- People want to disengage from negative news, but a quiet resistance is building.
- This resistance mirrors the Tea Party movement, showing up in town halls and pushing back against ineffective policies.
Center-Left Tea Party
- A center-left movement is emerging, similar to the Tea Party, focusing on policy effectiveness.
- Democrats need to demonstrate their policies work and resonate with people's lives.
Popularity vs. Policy
- Tim Walz is more popular than Trump in Minnesota due to effective policies.
- Despite this, voters sometimes choose policies that don't benefit them, highlighting a disconnect.