Member of Minnesota Governor Tim-Walzs administration allegedly caused 20k in damage while vandalizing Teslas

[Valletta]

Vandals nationwide have set fire and destroyed Tesla cars, dealerships and charging stations in the weeks following Trump’s inauguration.
“I think a great wrong is being done to the people of Tesla and to our customers,” the DOGE chief told Fox News “Special Report” host Bret Baier last month.
“I mean, Tesla’s a peaceful company that has made great cars, great products — that’s all it’s done,” the 53-year-old argued.

Tim Walz state employee allegedly caused $20K in damage vandalizing Teslas — weeks after governor mocked automaker’s stock prices

Dylan Bryan Adams, 33, a fiscal policy analyst for the state run by the failed vice presidential candidate, was arrested after he was caught on vehicle surveillance.

nypost.com

I suppose he'll receive a fine. Walz should fire him.

 

[chevyontheriver]

I suppose he'll receive a fine. Walz should fire him.

In Minnesota he may get a commendation from the governor and maybe have a street named after him. Oh, and a promotion.

 

[BPPLEE]

In Minnesota he may get a commendation from the governor and maybe have a street named after him. Oh, and a promotion.

An office with his own bathroom and a tampon dispenser

 

[Laodicean60]

All this crap of young people dstroying property because they are emotional aggravates the crap out of me. If one of mine did that, I would not spare the rod because they are too old for the belt.

 

[Hans Blaster]

Vandals nationwide have set fire and destroyed Tesla cars, dealerships and charging stations in the weeks following Trump’s inauguration.
“I think a great wrong is being done to the people of Tesla and to our customers,” the DOGE chief told Fox News “Special Report” host Bret Baier last month.
“I mean, Tesla’s a peaceful company that has made great cars, great products — that’s all it’s done,” the 53-year-old argued.

Tim Walz state employee allegedly caused $20K in damage vandalizing Teslas — weeks after governor mocked automaker’s stock prices

Dylan Bryan Adams, 33, a fiscal policy analyst for the state run by the failed vice presidential candidate, was arrested after he was caught on vehicle surveillance.

nypost.com

I suppose he'll receive a fine. Walz should fire him.

Good grief. Read the article. He (the vandal) is a state employee, not an appointee of the governor. There are thousands of such people working for the Minnesota government.

 

[Fantine]

Vandals nationwide have set fire and destroyed Tesla cars, dealerships and charging stations in the weeks following Trump’s inauguration.
“I think a great wrong is being done to the people of Tesla and to our customers,” the DOGE chief told Fox News “Special Report” host Bret Baier last month.
“I mean, Tesla’s a peaceful company that has made great cars, great products — that’s all it’s done,” the 53-year-old argued.

Tim Walz state employee allegedly caused $20K in damage vandalizing Teslas — weeks after governor mocked automaker’s stock prices

Dylan Bryan Adams, 33, a fiscal policy analyst for the state run by the failed vice presidential candidate, was arrested after he was caught on vehicle surveillance.

nypost.com

I suppose he'll receive a fine. Walz should fire him.

Minnesota has a civil service program. Just because 47 is dumping civil service employees and replacing them with cronies doesn't mean that Walz, whose state could serve as a template for good, responsive honest government, does things like that.

 

[Valletta]

Minnesota has a civil service program. Just because 47 is dumping civil service employees and replacing them with cronies doesn't mean that Walz, whose state could serve as a template for good, responsive honest government, does things like that.

It's not a very good government. The light rail transit system is a disaster, it has been rated the most dangerous system to ride in the country. Instead of focusing on defund the police and reparations they should have cleared out drug and homeless encampments at major stops. Walz needs to actively get out there and tell the DFL base to behave.

 

[Fantine]

It's not a very good government. The light rail transit system is a disaster, it has been rated the most dangerous system to ride in the country. Instead of focusing on defund the police and reparations they should have cleared out drug and homeless encampments at major stops. Walz needs to actively get out there and tell the DFL base to behave.

References?

 

[Valletta]

References?

Rider beware. As American Experiment recently revealed, federal data shows the Twin Cities light rail line system ranks as the most dangerous in the country. It’s not even close.

Outcry over light rail safety after murders at St. Paul station

Rider beware. As American Experiment recently revealed, federal data shows the Twin Cities light rail line system ranks as the most dangerous in the

www.americanexperiment.org

 

[Aryeh Jay]

Good grief. Read the article. He (the vandal) is a state employee, not an appointee of the governor. There are thousands of such people working for the Minnesota government.

And every one is now a possible liberal communist, nazi, ANTIFA, terrorist.

 

[Always in His Presence]

Minnesota has a civil service program. Just because 47 is dumping civil service employees and replacing them with cronies doesn't mean that Walz, whose state could serve as a template for good, responsive honest government, does things like that.

References?

 

[Larniavc]

Vandals nationwide have set fire and destroyed Tesla cars, dealerships and charging stations in the weeks following Trump’s inauguration.
“I think a great wrong is being done to the people of Tesla and to our customers,” the DOGE chief told Fox News “Special Report” host Bret Baier last month.
“I mean, Tesla’s a peaceful company that has made great cars, great products — that’s all it’s done,” the 53-year-old argued.

Tim Walz state employee allegedly caused $20K in damage vandalizing Teslas — weeks after governor mocked automaker’s stock prices

Dylan Bryan Adams, 33, a fiscal policy analyst for the state run by the failed vice presidential candidate, was arrested after he was caught on vehicle surveillance.

nypost.com

I suppose he'll receive a fine. Walz should fire him.

Good for him. Being arrested for keying the cars of rich people and being arrested for it is an important part of self development.

 

[Fantine]

References?

So the allegation is that Walz created a "toxic work environment" for criticizing Elon Musk, a consultant who took no oath and received no Congressional approval. Musk has used AI to fire tens of thousands, close departments--threatening our national health, food safety, children's educations, delivery of services, etc.
Unlike 47, Walz doesn't fire people who disagree with him and demean and verbally abuse them publicly. They don't work in fear--as federal workers do.
47 has a toxic workforce and a traumatized populace seeing their savings vanish.
A toxic workforce puts employees in fear--e.g. federal workers.
Not a governor who says what most of them are thinking.

 

[Laodicean60]

Good for him. Being arrested for keying the cars of rich people

The problem with all this lawlessness isn't happening only to rich people. I don't understand the jealousy of rich people.

 

[durangodawood]

Good grief. Read the article. He (the vandal) is a state employee, not an appointee of the governor. There are thousands of such people working for the Minnesota government.

No no no... its a better story if you dont read it.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

It's not a very good government. The light rail transit system is a disaster, it has been rated the most dangerous system to ride in the country. Instead of focusing on defund the police and reparations they should have cleared out drug and homeless encampments at major stops. Walz needs to actively get out there and tell the DFL base to behave.

So is this thread about Tim Walz, dysfunctional government in Minnesota or some random dude keying a car?

 

[Always in His Presence]

Minnesota has a civil service program. Just because 47 is dumping civil service employees and replacing them with cronies doesn't mean that Walz, whose state could serve as a template for good, responsive honest government, does things like that.

So the allegation is that Walz created a "toxic work environment" for criticizing Elon Musk, a consultant who took no oath and received no Congressional approval. Musk has used AI to fire tens of thousands, close departments--threatening our national health, food safety, children's educations, delivery of services, etc.
Unlike 47, Walz doesn't fire people who disagree with him and demean and verbally abuse them publicly. They don't work in fear--as federal workers do.
47 has a toxic workforce and a traumatized populace seeing their savings vanish.
A toxic workforce puts employees in fear--e.g. federal workers.
Not a governor who says what most of them are thinking.

Those are not references. Those are opinions and therefore be taken with a grain of salt

 

[iluvatar5150]

Good grief. Read the article. He (the vandal) is a state employee, not an appointee of the governor. There are thousands of such people working for the Minnesota government.

Not only is he not an appointee, but according to his Linkedin page, he started his job before Walz was even elected.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylan-adams-5340196b

 

[Valletta]

So is this thread about Tim Walz, dysfunctional government in Minnesota or some random dude keying a car?

Walz has set the tone in regard to Teslas, and there are a lot of progressives in Minnesota. It is disturbing how many think it is OK and even more disturbing to think murdering a CEO is OK.

 

[Valletta]

Not only is he not an appointee, but according to his Linkedin page, he started his job before Walz was even elected.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylan-adams-5340196b

True, Walz was a Minnesota Congressman before being elected governor.