Hope Walz, daughter of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, recently shared her fiery post-election thoughts on TikTok, showing just how deeply she feels about this political season’s outcome.
While taking a break from her TV shows and mac-and-cheese ritual, Hope jumped online to praise Vice President Kamala Harris, declaring she’s one of Harris’ most devoted fans despite the election loss, as reported by TMZ [2].
Proud as she is of her father’s work, she admitted she’s even more inspired by Harris. According to Hope, the country doesn’t deserve someone as “fierce” as the vice president.
In her Thursday social media outburst, Hope suggested that after this election disappointment, Kamala Harris should focus on enjoying life to the fullest.
But that wasn’t all. She took a pointed shot at President-elect Donald Trump and his VP-elect, J.D. Vance, remarking that simply living with themselves should be punishment enough.
Her message dripped with disdain for the incoming administration, implying that Trump and Vance lack the character she admires in Harris.
Concluding her video, Hope expressed gratitude for being on what she called her “side of love.” She announced she’d be giving herself a week to “mourn” what could have been before resuming her work and encouraged her followers to continue supporting women of color in the ongoing push for progress.
She urged others to join her in “standing with” those she sees as fighting for social justice, clearly viewing this as a long-term struggle.
Tim Walz’s daughter is not taking the L too well
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— Clown World ™ (@ClownWorld_) November 8, 2024 [6]
Well she’s right, we don’t deserve her, we deserve better. Hence why she didn’t win. Simple really.
— BelieveJesusIsLord (@BelieveJesusIs1) November 8, 2024 [7]
Yeah Kamala, go live your best life so we can live ours!
— Kathy (@Kathy4876673381) November 8, 2024 [8]
Hope Walz:
“i’m on the side of love, hope and joy”
None of which she expressed— Mr.Ineffable (@MisterIneffable) November 8, 2024 [9]
Governor Walz, her father, took a front-row seat in Kamala’s campaign back in August, rallying various high-profile supporters along the way.
He earned some attention for labeling Republicans as “weird” and unapologetically backed Harris, hoping to sway the election.
But in the end, Trump secured victory and will return to the Oval Office in January, dashing hopes for those aligned with Walz and Harris.