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Initially compliant with the March 2020 shutdown, Hanson’s patience wore thin as the restrictions dragged on. By December 2020, with no end in sight for the closures of “non-essential” businesses such as bars, restaurants, and gyms, Hanson decided to take a stand. Over the course of six weeks, she reopened her bistro six times, in defiance of the state’s orders.
This act of defiance came at a steep price. In December 2021, Hanson was convicted on misdemeanor charges, resulting in a 90-day sentence and a $1,000 fine. She ultimately served 60 days in jail. “This is the story that America needs to hear, that Tim Walz is not some cuddly, joyful coach, like all the things that the MSMs are calling him,” Hanson explained. “That is not who this man is. This man would like to take your rights away. He will take your rights away.”
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Hanson’s time in jail was more than just a personal inconvenience; it robbed her of precious moments with her family. “My family has paid a dear price. While I was in jail, I missed out on Christmas with my family, I missed out on my wedding anniversary, and I also missed out on the birth of one of my grandchildren,” she lamented. “I can never have that time back. That time was stolen from me. My business was destroyed. My business is gone.”
Her message to the public is clear: Governor Walz’s actions were not just harmful—they were malicious. “I’ve heard some people say that Tim Walz is a real nice guy. Yeah, well, he’s not. Take my word for it. Through this whole process, I’ve gotten to know other people. Similar things have happened to them when they were trying to run their business and survive. Mostly women, by the way. So Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison really like to go after women. They’re bullies.”
Hanson’s criticism didn’t stop there. She believes Walz and Ellison targeted women deliberately, using their authority to crush those who dared to resist. “They’re bullies. And they like to go after women and torment and destroy women’s lives. This is what they have done in the state of Minnesota. So let America know you do not want Tim Walz as vice president. You do not want tyranny at this level.”
Hanson’s words are a stark warning to the nation. She has seen firsthand what she describes as the “evil” that Walz is capable of and fears what he might do if given more power. “We, the people of Minnesota, have seen what Tim Walz, the type of evil he orchestrates if he is elected as vice president of this country. He, in lockstep with Harris, who is also evil, will perpetuate this same type of evil on the American people. We do not want that. So this is the truth about Tim Walz.”
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As the nation grapples with the aftermath of the pandemic and the actions of its leaders, Hanson’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of protecting individual rights and the dangers of unchecked government power. “I would like to see Tim Walz impeached. I would like to see him prosecuted for the crimes he has committed against the people of Minnesota,” she concluded.
Hanson’s ordeal is a sobering reflection of the sacrifices made by small business owners across the country during the pandemic and a call to action for those who believe in freedom and justice.
