A Minnesota Democrat with close ties to Governor Tim Walz has been arrested for allegedly executing a political assassination—against fellow Democrats—after they dared to vote against free taxpayer-funded healthcare for illegal aliens.
The suspect, Vance Boelter, didn’t just know Tim Walz. He was appointed by Walz personally in 2019 to serve on the Governor’s Workforce Development Board, where he helped shape state policy. In other words: this wasn’t some fringe outsider. This was an insider—deeply embedded in Democrat politics.
Now, Boelter is facing two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder after authorities say he posed as a police officer and fatally shot former Democratic House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, inside their Brooklyn Park home over the weekend. He also [allegedly] shot and wounded State Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette at their residence in Camplin.
“The face of evil. After relentless and determined police work, the killer is now in custody,” the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office wrote. Authorities confirmed that Boelter had a hit list of at least 70 people—mostly Democrats, and a few pro-life activists.
So what pushed him to violence?
Sources say both Hortman and Hoffman had recently broken ranks with their party, siding with Republicans in a vote to block Governor Walz’s plan to hand out free healthcare to illegal immigrants—a plan so expensive it would’ve bankrupted the state.
For the radical left, that’s apparently a capital offense.
Despite initial spin by Governor Walz and Democrat officials—suggesting this was some kind of MAGA-linked attack—investigators found Boelter’s vehicle filled with anti-government “No Kings” protest flyers and a disturbing cache of weapons: multiple AK-47s, a ballistic vest, and a detailed manifesto.
It didn’t take long for their narrative to collapse.
Even more disturbing? Boelter was the CEO of a shady, virtually untraceable nonprofit called the Red Lion Group. Despite receiving federal grant money, no one seems to know what the group actually did. He also had connections to several other left-wing NGOs, meaning American taxpayers may have been indirectly funding this man’s political rampage.
Governor Walz quickly labeled the killings “politically motivated,” but he failed to mention his own connection to the shooter—or how years of Democrat fear-mongering and radical rhetoric may have played a role.
“This cannot be the norm,” Walz said.
But it already is.
This is what happens when the left spends years calling for “resistance,” encouraging violence, and demonizing anyone who believes in borders, law and order, or putting Americans first. Eventually, someone listens.
Boelter wasn’t some Republican extremist. He was one of theirs—a perfect product of the toxic, radical culture the Democrats have been cultivating for more than a decade.
So no, Governor Walz. You don’t get to pretend this came out of nowhere.
You built this.