Own this”: Walz tells CNN he doesn’t appreciate Harris’ “I told you so

Tim Walz Do not laugh.

The former presidential candidate and the current Mainisota ruler at CNN have stopped “The Federation’s Case” on SundayHe took a moment to criticize his former colleague in running Kamala Harris On the comments I made last week.

Speaking at the summit of pioneering women in California on Thursday, Harris played the role of the knowledge advisor, whose advice was not taken.

“There were many things that we knew will happen. I am not here to say” I told you about it. “I swear I will not say that!”

Talk to Jake TaberWalz left the former vice president. He pointed out that it was the tremendous loss of the Democratic Party, saying that she should have the result.

Walz said: “When I criticize, I criticize myself.” “I own this. I am part of the ticket, and someone has to reach a strategy.”

Taber said that Harris’s warnings were not “convincing enough to win,” a feeling that obtained an agreement from Walza.

Walz said that the Democrats should not be in the field of criticism and hatred over the next four years. The party called for Do some search for oneself He discovered why their message was not resonated with the voters.

“I think the challenge for Democrats – and this, I think, is a structural problem that will take a lot of thinking – why, with all of that there, didn’t think we were better than that?” Walz said. “I am very concerned with the people who stayed at home, and these are the people I will say again – Donald Trump has identified their concern.”

Walzz said that the president has seized a group of voters whose “economic future is so fraught with the extent that it could slip from under it” and accused the party of formulating a message that captures these people.

“He should have been without peace,” participated. “We are the party that will protect social security and medical care … We did not. Therefore, I am concerned.”

The solution appears to be a digestible message and The identity specified for Democrats.

“When I was young, it was easy to know what Democrat was. They stood with the working class and work. The Republicans were … for the wealthy,” he said. “Today, you ask people, do not do that [know]”