Walz ‘very pessimistic’ about Dems in Senate, confident in House

The failed deputy presidency candidate said on Monday that the governor of the state of Minnesota Tim and Alzal “is” very pessimistic “about the opportunities for Democrats in the restoration of the Senate in 2026.

Al -Walz made the statement during an interview with Monday night at the Kennedy policy Institute at Harvard University, and told ABC Brittani Shepherd news correspondent that he was confident in the House of Representatives but not in the Senate.

“I think we will restore the house,” Walz said. “I am very pessimistic about the Senate, just to be honest with you.”

“With the way things work, I think it is a very difficult look,” he added.

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Walzal partially indicated the lack of popularity of the National Democratic Party, as the candidates in the state races are arguing by overcoming the stigma.

“The thing was, linked to national parties and things in these state races, and we will have to get to know this piece of, how to re -imagine it,” he said.

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However, he argued that the first 100 days of President Donald Trump in office was a benefit for Democrats.

“I think there are a lot of winds on our back, but it was 100 days of destruction,” he said. ))

The governor of the state, Tim Walz, described Trump’s first months as “100 days of destruction.” (AP/Alex Brandon)

Walz’s comments come when the White House describes Trump’s victories in the first 100 days, after it started on Monday with the illegal immigration campaign.

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White House press secretary Caroline Levitte appeared alongside Caesar Tom Human to announce a 96 % decrease in the border crossings under the new administration. They also decorated the grass in the White House with mug shots of illegal immigrants who were arrested due to alleged violent crimes.

Posters from illegal foreigners who were arrested for many violent crimes were lined up on the White House path Monday morning. (White House/ Caroline Levit)

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Levitte will appear again later on Tuesday morning alongside the Treasury. Scott Beesen to highlight the economic priorities of the administration.