Tim Walz and Their Ties to Communism

In recent weeks, Tim Walz, current governor of Minnesota and former vice-presidential candidate, has faced accusations over his alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Walz traveled to China numerous times, first as a teacher and later organizing educational trips for American students. During the vice-presidential debate, he admitted that he was wrong when he claimed to have been in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989, when in reality he was in Nebraska, and also acknowledged exaggerating the number of visits to the country, correcting his statement from about 30 times to around 15.

These inconsistencies have fueled criticism, particularly from Republicans, who have questioned his closeness to “Communist China.” The chairman of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, launched a formal investigation and requested that the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security provide documents on Walz’s interactions with China, including the student trips he coordinated. Even President Donald Trump has described him as a possible “sleeper agent” for the Chinese regime.