Gov. Walz Says Of Serial Pedophile Rapist-- We Shouldn't "All Be Judged By Our Worst Day"

 

Per Front Page Magazine:

“On June 10, 2026, the Minnesota Clemency Review Commission voted to grant a pardon for Tou Lue Vang, a criminal illegal alien from Laos. Vang had been convicted in 2006 of first-degree criminal sexual conduct. According to court filings, Vang repeatedly sexually assaulted a girl between 2002 and 2004. On one occasion, he tried to offer his victim $10 to keep quiet about the sexual assaults. While being interviewed by police, he tried to justify his actions by saying that for him ‘it is a cultural thing…to marry and have sex with girls as young as 12.’ He also claimed that the victim was just as guilty as him and should also be arrested.”

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed off on the pardon. The girl was 10-years-old when Vang first raped her. Twelve-years-old when he last did. (Perhaps not even old enough to need a Tampon, Tim.) The Trump administration was ultimately able to deport him anyway. He should not have been pardoned. Or even deported. He should have been executed. Molesting little girls is not a “cultural” thing, it is an evil thing, regardless of what Vang’s alleged “culture” promotes or “tolerates.” Asserting that a 10-year-old girl is as responsible for what transpired as he is…is also evil.

Pardoning a refugee who sexually abused a 10-year-old girl, to prevent him from being deported seems almost unimaginably despicable, even for Walz. But apparently not. Walz subsequently attacked the Trump administration for deporting the heinous immigrant, saying, “I guess the question I would ask is, ‘Did that make us any safer?’” I guess the reply with which I would answer the governor is, “Of course it does, asshat. Whenever serial violent criminals and pedophiles are removed from society it always makes us safer. It cannot be otherwise.”

Incredibly, Walz also said this: “Did it improve the idea that we can’t all be judged by our worst day?” Stop right there! He raped a 10-year-old girl…and then continued to do so for months and years! One rape of a 10-year-old is more than enough to judge someone. But continuing to rape that child over time?

Were Walz and his ilk so nonjudgemental and tolerant of the Jan. 6ers who strolled through the People’s House without raping anyone? No, basically they said “fry ‘em!”

Should the Nazis have been judged by their worst day, when they came up with the idea of incinerating the Jews? And continued doing so for years, much as Vang continued assaulting his prepubescent victim?

It wouldn’t matter what day, month, or year you picked to peek in on Walz-- by his words and actions you’d find he’s a monster. And, for all of that, his worst—and most illuminating-- day might have been the one during which he uttered that disgusting sentence. And you’re damn sure right I judged him for it.