HELENA, Montana — Tim Walz thinks he and Kamala Harris played it too safe last year. He thinks they should have held more town halls. He thinks they didn’t have time to get their feet under them. And he thinks Democrats should have taken more risks and gone to more places.

Failed vice presidential nominee Tim Walz was left visibly stumped when asked who is in charge of the Democrats. The Minnesota governor appeared to struggle when CNN’s Kasie Hunt asked bluntly: “Who do you think the leader of the Democratic Party is right now?

Governor who ran alongside Kamala Harris last year predicted his former running mate could one day lead the party

Former Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz named the “voting public” as the leader of the Democratic Party, arguing there won't be a "charismatic leader" who rides in to save them. Former Chief Spokesperson for Vice President Harris and MSNBC host Symone Sanders-Townsend joins Chris Jansing to share her political analysis.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Wednesday scoffed at remarks critical of Democrats by one of their own – Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman – who took to X in the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s speech to attack the party’s conduct in the House chamber.

"It's meant to cause chaos." "Long story short, I’ve decided to actively discriminate against Trump supporters in the hiring process." Five Democratic senators said they’re concerned X is using Musk’s influential role to “extract revenue from advertisers,