Michele Bachmann claims Tim Walz signed a 'hate white people' law in Minnesota
Former Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) responded to the selection of Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) as the Democratic vice presidential nominee by claiming the Minnesota governor signed a law requiring students to "hate white people" in her state.
"What they did is they infused all the school curriculum with wokeism," Bachmann told the War Room on Wednesday. "It's now mandated in law by Tim Walz."
"It's basically teaching George Floyd hate whitey curriculum," she continued. "Everything is about race. It's hate white people. White people are evil. And that's in all of the curriculum."
Bachmann claimed that "wokeism" was "mandated into law" by Walz.
"And so you lose a society pretty fast when you lose the education system," she added. "Ours is completely gone."
As governor, Walz signed a law mandating free school breakfast and lunch for all students. He also instituted a $1,750 per-child low-income tax credit and a financial aid program for college students of families earning less than $80,000 a year.
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The Minnesota governor has opposed book bans.
"Who's asking for this crazy stuff?" Walz told MSNBC. "Who's sitting in a bar in Racine, Wisconsin, saying, 'You know what we really need? We need to ban Animal Farm.' Nobody is!"
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