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jeffw@lemmy.world to Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 9 months ago

Tim Walz is clearly a midwest ‘man’s man’. But he’s the antidote to toxic Maga masculinity

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Tim Walz is clearly a midwest ‘man’s man’. But he’s the antidote to toxic Maga masculinity

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Tim Walz is a midwest ‘man’s man’. But he couldn’t be further from Maga masculinity
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News analysis: Walz, a teacher-turned-politician, exudes a certain rural sensibility that pervades midwestern states, writes Andrew Feinberg
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