Tim Walz She teamed up with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to join the campaign on Sunday Twitch as they play video games and the New York Democrat promotes an ad McDonald’s conspiracy It features Donald Trump.

AOC to start cyclic flow Build your own farm in the very popular indie game Stardew Valley before joining Walz shortly thereafter. The movement was part of the Democrat’s effort to turn in young voters and, in particular, alienate young men from the former president.

Walz and New York congressman played a quick quarter Article 2025 Before moving on to a straight interview format. The two discussed policy issues such as housing and abortion rights and discussed issues including the challenges and opportunities faced when legislation is passed with a slim majority.

They also smashed both Donald Trump and JD Vance for the duo’s latest campaign looks. Trump’s spiritual journey to McDonald’s franchise in which the former president used fryers and other machines, put on an apron and stuck his head into the car to talk to the media.

Walz and Ocasio-Cortez even went so far as to launch their own conspiracy to dovetail with the nonsense Trump has espoused about the 2020 election and other issues by linking the former president to a deadly E. coli outbreak linked to the fast food chain. popular Quarter Pounder sandwich.

Describing Trump as “always making up stories,” Walz sneered: “Have you noticed that a lot of people get sick after working at McDonald’s?” Then he added jokingly: “I’m not saying…”

But the congressman noticed this and joked in response: “This guy stuck his hands in french fries and the next day at McDonald’s something like E. coli came out. The next day!”

The duo ended the broadcast with Walz launching his “surprise” game: Crazy Taxi, The arcade hit known from the waiting rooms of 1990s America.

But Walz followed the duo’s flow and did not take a question from the chat room; Many in the chat were urging AOC to ask the vice presidential candidate about her efforts to end Israel’s military assault on Gaza. He answered a question about what he would say to voters who are despondent about this issue and other issues they don’t see the party making progress on addressing. Ocasio-Cortez did not mention Gaza in her response, although she did mention it directly.

Instead, he alluded to left-leaning voters, especially in states with a sizeable Arab-American community like Michigan, who are considering staying home or voting for the Green Party (or even Trump) out of anger at the Biden administration. Support from the Israeli government.

“If you think you’re going to vote for a third-party candidate or something or stay home, that doesn’t work,” Walz said. He added: “And I say again, do not judge me against God Almighty at this point. Judge me against the other man.