Veterans heckled Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., for stolen valor claims during remarks at a veterans rally at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul on Wednesday.
As Walz welcomed the veterans to the Capitol for the annual "Veterans Day on the Hill," he was met by a fiery crowd who called him a "coward" and criticized him for sympathizing with China, according to footage captured by KSTP.
"Coward! You sympathize with the Chinese!" some veterans holding American flags and "take action" signs shouted at the Democratic governor as he welcomed them to the Capitol.
"Sir, you're welcome to come… Let me finish!" Walz replied as he tried to ease tensions while another veteran shouted: "Shut your f---ing mouth!"
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Tim Walz heckled by veterans for stolen valor claims, China connections
- by: Deirdre Heavey
- 04.10.25
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Yahoo
- 04/11/2025
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