Walz’s VP Nomination Speech: Minnesota Delegates Set Out Their Expectations

CHICAGO—James Hepworth, a delegate from the southern Minneapolis suburb of Apple Valley, will be among thousands of DNC delegates to witness Gov. Tim Walz’s speech accepting the vice presidential nomination on Thursday.

Hepworth has known Minnesota for more than two decades. Six years ago, when Hepworth was in intensive care recovering from a heart attack, he received a call from Walz.

“My family’s all there with me, and my telephone rings and it’s Tim Walz, ‘Jim, are you okay?’” Hepworth told The Epoch Times from the Democratic National Convention (DNC) at the United Center on Aug. 20.

“And then for two years afterwards, he would come up and say, ‘Jimmy, doing okay?’ And then he would go ask my wife to make sure I was telling him the truth.”

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