Walz urges Democrats to “be a little significant”, “Bully the st” Out of Trump: “a challenging years”

Minnesota governor Tim Walz, a Democrat, asked his colleagues on Saturday to “be a bit significant” and to come up with President Donald Trump, who described as a “bully”.

Walz, a vice -president of 2024, was the main speaker in a state -of -the -day Democratic convention in Columbia, South Carolina, where Jabs took the Republican President and tried to invigorate his party activists.

“Maybe it’s time for us to be a little more important, a little fierce, because we have to push us again,” Walz told the multitude of Palmetto’s state.

The comment came after he said he had been accused of being “meaning” when he launched criticism in recent months to Trump’s administration officials, including billionaire Elon Musk, who has since left his role in the federal government.

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“What annoys a teacher is more than nothing to see a bully,” said Walz, a former school teacher. “And when you are a child, you speak them and you tell them why bullying is wrong.”

“But when he is an adult like Donald Trump, the st came out again … this is a … cruel man,” added the governor.

The Democrat of Minnesota also criticized Trump as a “Wannabe dictator” and a “existential threat”.

“Donald Trump is the existential threat we knew he was coming,” Walz said, saying that for Democrats, “it will be a challenging a few years here.”

“We have the bowels and we must have it to get back to the boil and the greed,” he said.

Walz also appeared on Friday night, along with Maryland’s Democratic Governor, Wes Moore, the party’s fundraising dinner and the fry of fish after the Democratic representation of South Carolina, Jim Clyburn. Walz and Moore are in a long list of potential presidential candidates of 2028 who have traveled to early voting states, although the governor of Maryland said he would not go to the White House in the next election cycle.

“I want to be clear: we can and we must condemn Donald Trump’s reckless actions. But we would also like to learn from his impatience,” Moore said in his statements.

“Donald Trump does not need a study to dismantle democracy or use the Constitution as a suggestion box. Donald Trump does not need a white book to start arbitrary commercial wars that increase the cost of virtually everything in our lives,” he added.

The events gave the two governors the opportunity to test their messages in the face of hundreds of state Democrats, who have been holding the South Democratic Presidential Primary for a long time, and last year, kicked off the party’s nomination calendar.

The President of the State Party, Christatalet Spain, said that he will renew the argument to maintain the position number 1 of the State at the next cycle, although the National Party organizations have not resolved their calendars of 2028 and the party officials in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada also seek to go first.

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In the same way he did it on Friday night, Walz praised his fellow Democrats on Saturday in his speech to have the “courage” to continue to fight in a republican state to a large extent, where Democrats have not won elections throughout the state in about two decades and only celebrate a seat of Congress.

“Damn, we should be able to have fun and be cheerful,” said Walz. “We have the bowels and we must have it to go back to the boil and the greed.”

Walz has not officially said if he will look for a third term as governor in 2026, but acknowledges that he considers it. He has also given mixed signals in a presidential potential of 2028.

Associated Press contributed to this report.