Republican announces bid to challenge Tim Walz for Minnesota governor

First on the fox: Kendall Cuels, veteran in the army and business director, launched his official campaign to challenge the former Vice President of Democrats Tim and Alz to be the next governor of Minnesota.

While Walz has not officially announced the offer of a third ruler in a row, Qualls, who was also nominated for the position of ruler in 2022, is framed for the race for the highest office in Minnesota as an opportunity to repair the problems he created Walz.

“I run because after a 16 -year -old failed leadership, Minnesota citizens are looking for a different direction. They are looking for a new leadership, and I am here to make sure they get it,” Kolls told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview before launching his campaign on Tuesday night.

In a joint statement first with Fox News Digital, Qualls said he is the only candidate who can help Minnesota reach his potential.

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“I don’t need to tell you that Minnesota is at a crossroads,” Qualls said in a statement. “We took Tim Walz in the way of lost jobs, escape from companies, and the height of crime and education in the hole. Now, he spends longer outside the state in the vanity round more than trying to push Minnesota forward. This is not a driving.”

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Qualls explained that Minnesotan wants to build the economy, a sense of safety in their societies and improve education, but “we will not get any of these changes from Tim Walz.”

“I am the only candidate who can help Minnesota to rise to the level of his potential. If we will fix the budget that Tim and Lazs, we need a leader installed with commercial experience in the real world. If we are going to restore our streets and in our classroom, we need a candidate with conservative spine, law data and order.”

Qualls said the only way to create the change that Minnesotan requires is to bring a strange political person like himself.

Qualls compare himself to President Donald Trump for being a political stranger with a work background. (Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images)

“President Trump was like with his experience at work and leadership, my background was at work. Before that, I was an officer in the United States Army. And even before, I grew up in terrible poverty. I know that there is a formula for success in this country, even if we did not come from a concession background.”

The ruler’s candidate said that he wanted the Americans to know that there is a way forward in the United States until anyone succeeds, regardless of their background or where they went to school. But Qualls said that the government is responsible for going out of these paths to success.

“There are paths. Unfortunately, what I find with the Democrats is that they were closing the doors of prosperity. When I was 18 years old, I registered as a Republican, and I was not looking back.

State governor Tim Walz has not announced a third consecutive campaign for the position of governor of Minnesota. (AP/Matthew Pozney)

While Qualls provides his campaign as the only alternative to what he describes as the destruction of the current democratic rule in Minnesota, it is not the first time that he nominates the highest position in the state.

“In these last elections, I finished second out of seven candidates in the Republican support process. I agreed to abide by the agreement. I already supported him.

But Qualls said this time different.

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Qualls said: “I worked all over the state for a period of four years to help the candidates raise funds, only in mobilizing the forces,” Qualls said. “There is a feeling of real leadership that people have not seen before.”

Qualls, who tends to increase recognition of his names this time, tends to build a popular alliance of Minnesota Republicans who are ready to change.

Walz did not respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.