What’s Behind Kamala Harris’ Connection To A Mass Murdering Cult Leader?
A new religious spirit is at work, permeating all sides of American politics.
Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz "was so proud of his extensive experience" traveling to China that he "occasionally used to exaggerate it" by claiming to have visited the communist country twice as often as he actually did, Minnesota Public Radio reported on Monday.
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As a high school teacher in the 1990s, Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota governor Tim Walz appeared to extol life under Chinese communism, telling his students that it is a system in which "everyone shares" and gets free food and housing.
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Sitting in the lobby of Moscow's Metropol hotel at some moment in the mid-'90s, a client and I (I was working in finance at the time) gazed at those wandering by—hard-looking men involved in who-knows-what business, sleek women involved in we-knew-what business, some wealthy "new Russians" sporting haute couture and ostentatious disdain for Soviet drabness—all stock characters in Weimar Moscow. The two men deep in conversation at a neighboring table were under investigation in a financial scandal then making headlines in the U.K. "What is this, Casablanca?" asked my client, who had never been to Russia before. "Pretty much," I replied.
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