Tim Walz’s lies about his military service are starting to catch up with him.
He’s going to have to face the music.
And Tim Walz was scared as hell after a group of veterans made this brutal confession.
Soldiers who served with Tim Walz come forward
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has been caught red-handed lying about his service in the Army National Guard to help his political career.
He lied about retiring as a Command Sergeant Major – one of the top enlisted ranks – for more than a decade.
And lied about being in war to push gun control.
Walz also abandoned his National Guard battalion when he got advanced warning of a deployment to Iraq in 2006 and turned in his retirement papers, leaving his troops in the lurch.
He’s used his 24 years of service as a retired Sergeant as part of the political persona he’s developed during his political career.
Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly interviewed four veterans who served with Walz in his Minnesota National Guard unit on SiriusXM show.
None of them had anything good to say about their former comrade in arms.
Retired Command Sergeant Major Paul Herr was with Walz when they were informed their National Guard unit would deploy to Iraq.
He said Walz’s failure to correct people when they claimed he was a combat veteran was a sign of what kind of leader he is.
“Fear is a reaction, bravery is a decision, and Walz has made the wrong decision. He is not brave,” Herr said. “I call him a coward because he is . . . He took the easy path. He took the path of least resistance.”
Herr thought that Walz committed stolen valor by lying about his military record.
“People make decisions that are cowardly and they come back and they try to live vicariously by robbing other people — all the other soldiers — of all the benefits that we did and all the sacrifices,” Herr explained. “They want a piece of that. They feel slighted or they feel like they made a mistake, and this is how they’re making up for it. They live in a fantasy land.”
Tim Walz raked over the coals
The veterans called Walz a “habitual liar,” a “military impersonator,” and someone who has “no integrity.”
One of the veterans said the entire state of Minnesota knew that Walz abandoned his unit to avoid deploying to Iraq.
“The word went all across the state that he had quit,” the veteran said. “Who the hell does that? Just, unbelievable that a CSM abandoned his troops, 500 soldiers, and a thousand parents out there who expect that person to lead them into combat.”
Another said that Walz was allergic to telling the truth.
“He’s a habitual liar, he lies about everything. He lies about stuff that doesn’t make sense,” another veteran said. “You’re taking a piece of their thunder, and you’re trying to capture it and put it in a bottle for yourself, and use that for your own benefit.”
Some of the men who know Tim Walz best don’t think he has the character to be Vice President.
