Walz calls Trump a 'dictator' who wants to 'overturn the Constitution'

Minnesota guv and vice governmental prospect Tim Walz called previous President Trump a “totalitarian” who wishes to “reverse the Constitution” throughout his last pitch to citizens in the battlefield state of Arizona.

Speaking in Tucson, Walz stated, “Momentum is on our side, however we take absolutely nothing for approved” and “We understand in Arizona a vote or 2 per precinct might be what it requires to win the entire damn race for the nation.”

” Someday you’re going to be resting on that patio. You’re going to remain in that rocking chair, and a child is going to come near you after remaining in school where they have actually been studying the 2024 election, and they’re going to ask when whatever was on the line and the American experiment was on the line, and there was someone running who asked to be a totalitarian and to reverse the Constitution and speak about utilizing the armed force versus our own individuals. What did you do to stop that from taking place?” Walz informed the crowd on Saturday.

” And you’re going to have the ability to state every damn thing we could, every damn thing we could,” he stated.

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Walz closed his speech by stating: “Make a strategy to vote. Make a strategy to go out and canvass. Make a strategy to take a next-door neighbor to the surveys.”

Arizona is a state that leans Republican politician in the governmental race, according to the last Fox News Power Rankings projection before the election.

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Advocates wait on Democratic vice governmental candidate Minnesota Guv Tim Walz to get to a project rally in Tucson, Ariz., on Saturday. ( Mario Tama/Getty Images)

In 8 premium surveys performed in Arizona considering that August, Trump has actually been ahead in 7. His edge has actually been in between 1-6 points.

Migration continues to be an extremely crucial concern in Arizona, which shares a border with Mexico.

Republican governmental candidate previous President Donald Trump gestures after a Tucker Carlson Live Trip reveal at Desert Diamond Arena, on Thursday, Oct. 31, in Glendale, Ariz. ( AP/Julia Demaree Nikhinson)

In the current Wall Street Journal study, 25% of citizens stated migration was the most crucial concern to their vote, greater than any other battlefield. It was a “deal-breaker” concern for 24% of citizens. And Arizona citizens chose Trump on the concern by 10 points.

Fox News’ Remy Numa added to this report.