Op-ed: Tim Walz has a more radical PRO-ABORTION stance than former House Speaker Pelosi

08/16/2024 / By Ramon Tomey

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic Party’s vice presidential nominee, has a pro-abortion stance much more radical than that of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), according to an op-ed.

The Aug. 13 piece by Bob Bird, former chairman of the Alaskan Independence Party (AIP), expounded on the liberal governor’s stance. According to him, Walz reportedly defied Pelosi’s advice to tone down his pro-infanticide rhetoric. Bird cited a video where the Minnesota governor justified his signing of a bill that allowed elective abortion up until birth.

“My record is so pro-choice, Pelosi asked me if I could tone it down,” said Walz, who served in the House of Representatives from 2007 to 2019. “I stand with Planned Parenthood, and we won.” (Related: Tim Walz left EIGHT babies who survived botched abortions to DIE, government data shows.)

Revolver News also commented on the aforementioned video, noting that the Democratic vice presidential nominee “is actually proud of his extreme abortion views, which are legalizing first-degree murder.” It continued: “So when Pelosi told him to tone it down, he flipped out on stage, showing a kind of demonic bloodlust we’ve never seen before.”

According to a separate LifeSiteNews report, the proposal signed by Walz dubbed the Protect Reproductive Options (PRO) Act “asserts a woman’s ‘fundamental right’ to “continue the pregnancy and give birth, or obtain an abortion.” This measure was signed into law in January of last year, to the consternation of pro-life groups in the North Star State.

“The PRO Act would mean it’s legal for any baby to be aborted, for any reason and at any time up to birth,” said Cathy Blaeser, co-executive director of Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life. “The absolutist extremism of this bill would put Minnesota in the company of just a handful of countries worldwide, among them China and North Korea.”

Bird also sarcastically congratulated Walz for his defense of infanticide, writing in the op-ed: “Wow, that took courage, Mr. Walz. You out-lefted Pelosi.”

Bird highlights Walz’s cowardice in op-ed

The former AIP chairman and senatorial candidate also highlighted several instances of Walz’s cowardice in the Aug. 13 op-ed.

First, he highlighted the Minnesota governor’s military service built on lies. Bird described Walz as a “chicken hawk” – which pertained to “politicians who were eager to use military force, but to let others do it.” Former Vice President Dick Cheney was the personality often branded with this moniker.

Bird explained that Walz is a chicken hawk for parading his military service, ostensibly to show courage. “But now the truth about Walz is emerging,” he wrote.

“He resigned from his unit when it was going to be deployed to Iraq. His own compatriots … are telling about his shameful resignation to the alternative media and how the entire structure of the unit was compromised by needing to bring in unfamiliar replacements.”

Second, Bird highlighted Walz’s opposition to the Second Amendment, which the Constitution guarantees. During a gubernatorial campaign stop, he told audience members that gun control was necessary and that he proudly disowned the National Rifle Association. “I have handled weapons in war,” he said at the time, adding that citizens shouldn’t be possessing these firearms.

“It never occurred to Walz that his own citizens of Minnesota might need them to protect their life and property during the 2020 [Black Lives Matter] riots, when he delayed calling out the National Guard. He [also] spoke of how the riots were ‘exciting’ and were ‘restoring a sense of optimism coming back.'”

Bird ultimately warned: “We are dealing with the demonic in this election; whatever flaws exist in the alternatives pale before the reality of this evil, lying, wicked, cowardly, bullying, doubling-down national ticket of death. You will not be safe with these people.”

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