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Sorry, I hadn't followed it very much and didn't realize they were putting products in the boy's bathrooms. I assumed they were complaining about the trans women, because that's what they normally do.
Sardines
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On paper, and in watching him speak, he's incredible.
One good part of our system is that if he's not what he says he is, or if he has skeletons in his closet, the opposition will discover that and will tell us all about it.
I know MAGA find this to be unbelievably unfair when it works against Trump, but it's a feature, not a bug.
George Floyd died at the hands of Tim Walz's police.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThJcHjCI9j4
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Eh, Checks out by maga logic. See, tampons are used by women and since women are inherently inferior to men, they are by extension implying that he is not really a man but a mere woman. Heh, and it's funny to say! Tampon Tim! ROFL! See, it means he uses tampons because he's so stupid he thinks he's a woman! HAH HA HA HAH HA! SO ****ING FUNNY!!
'Tampon Tim': How internet users have redefined the Trump campaign's attack on Tim Walz
The Trump campaign has tried to villanize Gov. Tim Walz as "too liberal" to its supporters by going after a bill he signed in 2023.www.yahoo.com
The law, which went into effect in January, requires schools throughout Minnesota to provide menstrual products — like sanitary pads and tampons — to “all menstruating students in restrooms regularly used by students in grades 4 to 12.” (oh noes!)
Minnesota state Rep. Sandra Feist, who authored the bill, told Yahoo News the goal of the bill was to support student health and ensure that any student doesn’t have to miss school because they can’t afford menstrual products.
The Wall Street Journal reported in July that the cost of pads and tampons has increased faster in the last few years than the price of food. The average cost of a pack of pads and a box of tampons is $6.50 and $8.29 respectively.
“The bill was brought to be by students saying that this was something really important to them"
Minnesota is not the only state with a bill like this
“There are a number of states that have already done something similar,” Feist said. “Period poverty is something that impacts all students who menstruate.”
According to the Alliance for Period Supplies, Minnesota is one of 28 states that are either committed by law or budgeting (for some, both) to provide menstrual products in schools. It includes states with Republican representatives like Georgia, Ohio and Utah.
Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt told Fox News on Tuesday that the bill is “a threat to women’s health” and encourages “gender-transition surgeries for young minors.”
This seems to be the consensus from Trump supporters — that providing easy access to sanitary products will encourage young boys to want to transition. (weird cause I have seen tampons before and it didn't make me want to transition to a female)
“I question the logic,” Feist told Yahoo News. “There are a lot of aisles with tampons in many stores and it doesn’t seem that’s had an impact on young people considering whether they want to transition. So that doesn’t make sense to me.”
Despite the Trump campaign using this nickname to mock Walz, it’s instead more widely publicized Walz’s support for reproductive health and provided another example of his advocacy for students.
“How nice of the Trump camp to help publicize Gov. Tim Walz's compassionate and common-sense policy of providing free menstrual products to students in Minnesota public schools!” Clinton tweeted in response to Raichik’s meme. “Let's do this everywhere.”
“Does MAGA not understand #TamponTim isn't an insult?” another X user wrote. “When did a Man making sure young girls aren't bleeding through their clothes at school become a problem?”
“Period poverty is a real thing,” one person posted. “As a former teacher, Walz understands how his impacts educational outcomes, just like he knows how hunger impacts learning. This makes me an even bigger fan of Tampon Tim.”
In response to a tweet by a Republican Party X account, someone said, “I keep accidentally liking all of the right-wing posts about Walz because everything they post about him makes me like him more.”
“I didn’t expect this,” Feist said. “I imagine that Governor Walz wasn’t expecting this. This wasn’t on his bingo card. I’ve been really gratified by all the support and interest in this legislation.”
Well done maga lol. Weirdos
Yep, the MAGA logic checks out.
SteakNEggs
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Explain to us how little boys use tampons please. It's astonishing how shallow you guys are to understand this isn't about young women, this is about boys. This conversation is way to hard for you. I understand you guys don't even know basic biology nor what a woman is but the mental illness amongst the pro murder political opponents cult is second to none. Instead of questioning why people who advocate to castrate 6 year olds like your hero Walz want tampons in boys bathrooms, (we all know it's to sexualize them) you cry about Trump. Democrats blame Trump for them sexualizing little boys. But by all means if I'm wrong explain why little 6 year old boys need tampons. When you refuse it's obvious why.... And I'll get accused of trolling but it's a very honest question. Why do 6 year old boys need tampons? I know why your VP pushes it, but do you? I bet the answer is you guys know exactly what he's doing to these young boys.
There nothing funny about it. The point of this is to show how a big chunk of Democrats sexualize little boys and children. Accuse me of trolling you're just running from something you can't talk your way out of as always. And I'm not pointing out any poster here, but it is the Democrat party. They think child rape is funny.
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Joseph Eustice, a 32-year veteran of the national guard who led the same battalion as Walz and served under him, said in an interview Wednesday that the governor was a dependable soldier and that the attacks by his fellow comrades were unfounded.
“He was as good a soldier as you’d find, and to have two former sergeant majors say that he wasn’t, it’s just not true,” Eustice said, adding that he disagreed with Walz’s politics and most likely would not vote for him in November even though they were friends.
Eustice recalled that Walz’s decision to run for Congress came months before the battalion received any official notice of deployment.
The two men were exercising in early 2005, when Walz, who was then a command sergeant major, turned to Eustice, who was then a first sergeant, and said: “I got to ask you something. I’m thinking about running for Congress,” Eustice recalled.
“After 24 years of military service, Gov. Walz retired in 2005 and ran for Congress, where he chaired Veterans Affairs and was a tireless advocate for our men and women in uniform,” said Ammar Moussa, a campaign spokesperson, “and as vice president of the United States, he will continue to be a relentless champion for our veterans and military families.”
Walz was deployed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks as part of Operation Enduring Freedom, but not in a combat zone.
“The governor carried, fired and trained others to use weapons of war innumerable times,” Moussa said. “Gov. Walz would never insult or undermine any American’s service to this country — in fact, he thanks Sen. Vance for putting his life on the line for our country. It’s the American way.”
Walz’s long years in uniform began when he enlisted as an infantryman in the Nebraska Army National Guard in 1981, a few days after his 17th birthday. When he transferred to the Minnesota National Guard in the 1990s, his job changed to artillery.
He retired in 2005 as a master sergeant but had served earlier as a command sergeant major, one of the Army’s highest enlisted ranks.
“Anyone who tries to criticize his record but looks the other way at Donald Trump’s six deferments to Vietnam is beyond the pale,” said Murphy, a Pennsylvania Democrat.
Vance was on active duty with the Marine Corps from 2003 to 2007 during the Iraq war.
Vance, who then went by the name James D. Hamel, was assigned to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, one of the Marine Corps’ largest subordinate commands that oversees aircraft such as fighter jets and helicopters. He was deployed to Iraq in 2005 and 2006 with the aircraft wing but did not serve as a front-line combatant.
His official military occupation, known as a combat correspondent, meant he was tasked with basic communication roles such as writing articles about the happenings in his unit.
“He was as good a soldier as you’d find, and to have two former sergeant majors say that he wasn’t, it’s just not true,” Eustice said, adding that he disagreed with Walz’s politics and most likely would not vote for him in November even though they were friends.
Eustice recalled that Walz’s decision to run for Congress came months before the battalion received any official notice of deployment.
The two men were exercising in early 2005, when Walz, who was then a command sergeant major, turned to Eustice, who was then a first sergeant, and said: “I got to ask you something. I’m thinking about running for Congress,” Eustice recalled.
“After 24 years of military service, Gov. Walz retired in 2005 and ran for Congress, where he chaired Veterans Affairs and was a tireless advocate for our men and women in uniform,” said Ammar Moussa, a campaign spokesperson, “and as vice president of the United States, he will continue to be a relentless champion for our veterans and military families.”
Walz was deployed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks as part of Operation Enduring Freedom, but not in a combat zone.
“The governor carried, fired and trained others to use weapons of war innumerable times,” Moussa said. “Gov. Walz would never insult or undermine any American’s service to this country — in fact, he thanks Sen. Vance for putting his life on the line for our country. It’s the American way.”
Walz’s long years in uniform began when he enlisted as an infantryman in the Nebraska Army National Guard in 1981, a few days after his 17th birthday. When he transferred to the Minnesota National Guard in the 1990s, his job changed to artillery.
He retired in 2005 as a master sergeant but had served earlier as a command sergeant major, one of the Army’s highest enlisted ranks.
“Anyone who tries to criticize his record but looks the other way at Donald Trump’s six deferments to Vietnam is beyond the pale,” said Murphy, a Pennsylvania Democrat.
Vance was on active duty with the Marine Corps from 2003 to 2007 during the Iraq war.
Vance, who then went by the name James D. Hamel, was assigned to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, one of the Marine Corps’ largest subordinate commands that oversees aircraft such as fighter jets and helicopters. He was deployed to Iraq in 2005 and 2006 with the aircraft wing but did not serve as a front-line combatant.
His official military occupation, known as a combat correspondent, meant he was tasked with basic communication roles such as writing articles about the happenings in his unit.
I saw something on twitter where someone made a big deal about a 20-something male having tampons in his restroom and it's wild to me that everyone doesnt have them.
Like do people not get laid? You have a girl over at your place and that time of the month comes up, you want to be prepared.
Republicans are so stupid the moment they think they have something "oh no, boys never need tampons" they have to run it to the wildest places.
Like do people not get laid? You have a girl over at your place and that time of the month comes up, you want to be prepared.
Republicans are so stupid the moment they think they have something "oh no, boys never need tampons" they have to run it to the wildest places.
The fact that you view tampons as being sexual brings up a lot of questions about your fetishes.....