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Rep. Wesley Hunt’s appearance on Newsmax’s National Report was a clarion call for accountability, and every American who loves law and order should be listening. Hunt declared that Gov. Tim Walz must step down immediately for failing to uphold federal immigration laws and for fanning the flames instead of calming them. This isn’t partisan grandstanding — it’s a demand that the chief executive of a state honor the rule of law and protect citizens, not pick fights with federal officers.
Minnesota’s crisis didn’t appear overnight; it followed revelations of massive fraud and mismanagement in state-run social services that stunned taxpayers and elected officials alike. The fallout pushed Walz to announce he will not seek a third term, a humiliating retreat that underscores the scale of the failure on his watch. Voters are entitled to leaders who take responsibility, not excuses, and Walz’s decision to bow out of reelection is no substitute for immediate accountability to Minnesotans.
What pushed this from scandal to danger was Walz’s recent rhetoric about the federal presence — comments that framed the situation as a confrontation with the federal government amid protests after an ICE-involved shooting. That kind of language from a governor only emboldens aggrieved mobs and undermines officers doing a difficult job under fire. Minnesota needs a governor who will restore order and cooperate with federal partners, not one who sounds like he is picking a side in a political street battle.
The situation has become so chaotic that seasoned federal prosecutors have resigned amid the turmoil, an extraordinary sign that the normal machinery of justice is being politicized and strained. When career prosecutors abandon their posts and the rule of law looks shaky, the person at the top must answer for how his leadership allowed this to happen. Tim Walz is not above that standard; the chaos on his watch is a daily threat to Minnesotans’ safety and to the credibility of the justice system.
House oversight leaders and conservative lawmakers across the country are rightly demanding hard answers about fraud, favoritism, and whether whistleblowers were silenced while billions went missing. This is not a witch hunt — it is oversight and a basic, necessary check on power when taxpayer dollars evaporate and services for children and families are hollowed out. If Walz refuses to resign, Congress and state investigators must push forward to expose the truth and hold every responsible party to account.
Americans tired of the coastal elite double standard should be outraged that a governor would posture against federal authorities while failing to stop corruption and protect citizens. Governor Walz’s refusal to act decisively — and his willingness to inflame tensions with rhetoric instead of calming them — disqualifies him from the moral authority required of his office. The only honorable path left for him is to step down so Minnesota can begin to heal and restore faith in state government.
There is no substitute for immediate action: Walz must resign effective today so a steady, law-abiding leader can be appointed to stabilize the state and cooperate with federal investigators. Minnesotans deserve protection, transparency, and stewardship of their tax dollars — not a governor who treats crises as political theater. For the safety of families, the integrity of the justice system, and the future of Minnesota, Tim Walz should go.
