Scamela Harris has now selected her vice presidential candidate. His name is Tim Wals, and he is one of the most

radical governors in all of America. Despite his seemingly humble beginnings, his career

trajectory is littered with questionable decisions, political opportunism, and increasingly radical

campaigns. Tim Wals was born on April 6, 1964 in West Point, Nebraska.

His dad worked as a public school administrator, his mom, was a community activist and

homemaker.

Walls told Minnesota Public Radio, they were certainly New Deal, which is Walls'

exclaimed to being a born-and-bred Democrat.

According to the Independent, Walls's parents almost named him after President John F. Kennedy. Wals shared, quote, growing up Catholic, we had John Kennedy memorabilia in the house. My mother was pregnant with me when he was assassinated, and I guess there was a debate about calling me John when she was picking names. The tenuous connection with the Kennedys was just an early indicator that politics would be Tim Wals's life. After high school, Walls joined the Army National

Guard. Concurrently, he pursued a career in education, earning a bachelor's degree from prestigious

Chadron State College in 1989 and a master's degree from Minnesota State University in 2001. Wals taught

high school geography and coach football. He was an assistant coach, not a head coach, despite his

latest attempts to play one on TV,

but what to find his career was his relentless pursuit of political advancement. The first place he sought out that advancement appears to have been China. Wals has been to China

over 30 times. Yes, you heard that correctly, more than 30 visits to a country that is and has

been no friend to the United States. Walls' connection with China began in 1989, a pivotal year marked by the horrific Tiananmen Square massacre. While most Americans were recoiling from the brutality of the Chinese Communist Party, Walls decided it was a perfect time to head on over to China to teach. He even witnessed the aftermath of the protest firsthand. Fast forward a few years, and he chose to go back to honeymoon in China with his wife, when? An odd place for a honeymoon, to be sure, but then again, Bernie Sanders, honeymooned in the Soviet Union. But wait, there's more. Welles and his wife started a company, educational travel adventures, specifically to take high school students from Mancato, Minnesota, on trips to China every summer. These trips, it turns out, or at least partially funded by the Chinese regime.

What did China expect in return for this generosity? No one knows, but the CCP isn't exactly

famous for being giving and open-hearted. Wall's interactions in China didn't go unnoticed. It's

almost certain the Ministry of State Security China's powerful secret police vetted him. There's no

hard evidence, of course, to suggest that Walls was directly involved with Chinese intelligence, but the very nature of his extensive travel and engagement with Chinese officials warrants some scrutiny. Another questionable life choice occurred when Walls, then a 31-year-old high school teacher and assistant football coach, an example for the children of Mancato West High School, was arrested for driving under the influence in Nebraska.

Walls was pulled over for speeding, clocked at 96 miles per hour in a 55 mile per hour zone.

According to the police report, the arresting officer detected a strong odor of alcohol on Walz's breath in person.

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