Tim Walz never received an award from Nebraska Chamber of Commerce--he lies a lot

Tim Walz didn't fight in Iran war, he served in Italy and bailed out of military when he was supposed to go there, nor did he retire as a Command Sergeant Major because he never finished the requirements to do so. He said he was carrying weapons for war, implying that he went to war--he didn't. Instead, he used these stolen valor lies to enhance himself politically.

A Congressional Challenge Coin has his rank as a Command Sergeant Major: a lie

Walz also wasn't a head coach for a high school football team, he was an assistant coach.

He lied about a 1995 DUI he had claiming he wasn't impaired. In fact, he was drunk and it's documented that he was going 96 mph in a 55 mph zone.

And his claim that he had his kids by IVF [in vitro fertilization] is yet another lie and the mainstream media has no interest in reporting any of this. He made the claim because he believes Republicans want to ban IVF treatment, but even his wife called him out on this.

So the guy who wants to be a heartbeat away from the presidency can't manage to be honest with the American public. He lies as often as Joe Biden gaffes. And now Walz it was discovered that he claimed to have won an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce for his apparent contributions to the business community while running for Congress in 2006. That turned out to be news to the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce.

Tim Walz DUI mugshot

The Chamber of Commerce's President Barry Kennedy has told Walz to remove the lie saying,  "we respectfully request that you remove any reference to our organization as it could be considered an endorsement of your candidacy. It should be pointed out, however, that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has endorsed your opponent, Congressman Gil Gutknecht, for his support of small business issues."

Talk about about a kick in the Tampons.

Like his football coaching claim, the award was actually for the Junior Chamber of Commerce. See, not head coach--assistant coach; not Chamber of Commerce--Junior Chamber of Commerce. 

Next thing you know we'll be hearing how Walz worked as a lifeguard and had to stand up to a guy named Chippotato.

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