"I don't give a damn," said a top Democratic leader in response to Donald Trump's newest attack.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D), who recently said that people are driving by his home, rolling down their windows and yelling a slur for developmentally disabled people, mimicking Trump after he used the derogatory term to attack him, weighed in on Saturday after yet another presidential attack.
"The President of the United States just can’t seem to keep my name out of his mouth," Walz wrote. "Earlier, he attacked me again from the Oval Office."
He added, "Look, I don’t give a damn what bullies like Donald Trump call me on television. My singular focus is on defending families from the chaos and cruelty currently being inflicted by this administration."
"I refuse to be intimidated or distracted by Trump’s name-calling. There’s just too much at stake. And I’m more committed than ever to defending the progress we’ve won together — and continuing to do what I’ve always done: serve the people and care for our neighbors," the governor wrote before making a new fundraising pitch.