Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is set to announce a new policy proposal aimed at rural voters during an event at a family farm in Volant, Pennsylvania. The proposal is designed to address the needs of rural communities and support small farms and beginning farmers.
Walz, who has a background in rural America, will emphasize the importance of providing health care access to rural Americans and ensuring opportunities for residents in their hometowns. He is expected to criticize former President Donald Trump and Ohio Senator JD Vance as 'outsiders' who are detrimental to rural communities.
In a radio ad targeting rural voters, Walz highlights his small-town upbringing and contrasts his values with those of Trump and Vance. He emphasizes the importance of community support and accuses the two politicians of being self-serving.
The new policy proposal will be accompanied by a series of interviews with rural radio stations in several states, including Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. Walz aims to engage with rural voters and discuss the details of the plan to garner support for his campaign.
Overall, the initiative seeks to address the challenges faced by rural communities and provide them with the necessary resources and support to thrive. Walz's focus on rural issues underscores his commitment to representing the interests of all Minnesotans, regardless of their location or background.
