• S5E48 Beach Talk #125 - Governor Tim Walz joins VP Kamala Harris PART II with Darcy McKenzie

  • Aug 10 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
  • Podcast

S5E48 Beach Talk #125 - Governor Tim Walz joins VP Kamala Harris PART II with Darcy McKenzie

  • Summary

  • For Part II in our series, Ken welcomes political activist and friend of the podcast, Darcy McKenzie. Darcy has been actively involved in local politics from her home in Mendota Heights, just south of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Darcy gives us the backroom story of the selection of her Governor, Tim Walz, to be Kamala Harris’ running mate in her pursuit of the Presidency. Like our friend Betsey Newenhuyse, Darcy was actively engaged in the campaign to encourage Harris to choose Sec. of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg. She shares her personal meeting with Sec. Pete at a local round table just after the now infamous debate (Biden v. Trump). She also relates her meetings with Jill Biden and other political notables. While she shares her team’s disappointment over Pete, her enthusiasm for Gov. Tim Walz is not dampened. Around Minnesota, it’s often said, “He’s not the DEI candidate, he’s the REI Candidate.” Darcy gives us a close look at the Governor’s reputation in Minnesota - and celebrates the new Democrat ticket. Darcy is a proud military Mom. Her activism is rooted in a deep love of country, and pride in her sons and her Governor who is now along with the Presidential Nominee bringing joy, hope, and excitement to the nation - and the world. SHOW NOTES

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