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Gov. Tim Walz accepts vice president nomination at DNC 2024 I Full Speech
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15:57Now PlayingGov. Tim Walz accepted the Democratic nomination for vice president at the DNC, expressing gratitude to Vice President Harris for her trust. He highlighted his journey from teacher to congressman and his accomplishments as Minnesota’s governor, touching on issues like infertility, IVF, and responsible gun ownership. He concluded his speech with an inspiring "fourth quarter" pep talk, drawing on his experience as a coach.
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