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Voice Disguise Video: Minneapolis Officers Give Unfiltered Take on Walz as VP — You Can’t Make This Up

In a video that’s sending shockwaves through the political landscape, Minneapolis police officers have delivered an unfiltered, no-holds-barred critique of Tim Walz’s 2024 vice presidential run, and it’s as raw as it gets. Shared by Julio Rosas on X, the footage features officers speaking under voice disguise, their identities protected but their opinions anything but. “It made no sense why they chose that guy,” one officer says, his tone dripping with disbelief. “He’s been way over his head in his current office.” Another adds, “I hope he runs in 2028 because I got a lot of amusement in 2024.” You can’t make this up.

The context is incendiary. These officers, who were on the front lines during the 2020 George Floyd riots, blame Walz’s leadership for exacerbating the chaos. The Blaze reports that they see his rise to national prominence as a travesty, given his handling of the crisis. “He should be ashamed for everything that happened there,” one officer says, a sentiment that resonates with many who remember the burning of the Third Precinct and the subsequent breakdown of order. Walz’s decision to deploy the National Guard only after significant damage had been done is a sore point, and these officers aren’t holding back.

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The video’s virality, with over 1.5 million views, underscores the depth of frustration within law enforcement circles. For Trump supporters, it’s ammunition in their ongoing battle against what they see as Democratic incompetence. “This is why America rejected Walz,” tweeted Rosas, a sentiment echoed by thousands of replies. The officers’ disdain for Walz’s vice presidential bid is palpable, with one calling it “an absolute embarrassment.” Their hope that he runs again in 2028, not out of support but for the “amusement” it would provide, is a bitter irony that hasn’t been lost on anyone.

This isn’t just about Walz; it’s about trust in leadership. The officers’ voices, distorted but clear, represent a broader sentiment among first responders who feel abandoned by politicians. As one user put it, “They risked their lives while Walz dithered.” The video’s release comes at a time when Trump’s administration is touting law and order, making it a timely and potent piece of political theater. Whether you agree with the officers or not, their unfiltered take is a reminder of the stakes in American politics—and the voices that often go unheard.

*Opinion Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the publication or its affiliates. The analysis of the officers’ comments and their impact is based on public reactions and does not endorse or oppose any political party or candidate.*