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Headline : After losing VP bid, Walz searches for role in pushing back against Trump

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Minn Gov. Tim Walz answers reporters' questions Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024 after a ceremony marking the completion of Xcel Energy's Sherco Solar 1 project northwest of Becker, Minn. The project is expected to provide power for as many as 150,000 homes. Kimm Anderson for MPR News hide caption

With Republican pickups both nationally and in his home state, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is searching for the right balance when preparing to push back against GOP priorities, while also showing that he's willing to work with them on issues important to middle class voters.

After Democrats lost the presidential election, Walz is now back home working out of the state capitol in St. Paul, Minn., where he recently described the one question that keeps him up at night — why more voters chose President-elect Donald Trump, who Walz described as a billionaire, rather than the Democratic presidential ticket.

"I thought it was a real flex when the Wall Street Journal pointed out that I might have been the least wealthy person to ever run for vice president," Walz said in an interview with MPR's Dana Ferguson last week. A Wall Street Journal story published in August noted that he and his wife, Gwen, had less wealth than most recent vice presidential candidates with a net worth between $112,003 to $330,000, not including pensions. "And I thought that would be something people say, 'Well, this guy knows where we're coming from. He's had to pay his bills, he had to and still does.'"

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