Tim Walz makes 7, or perhaps 8, though Tropical Soulvangelical stopped counting at about 5 or so. But before TSV talks Tim Walz, TSV proposes that the next Truly Stalwart Donkey (as opposed to -trumplite- Donkey) in the Mold of Biden promise to issue an executive order overturning Ford's pardon of Nixon. No doubt it'll never pass the courts, but if -trump- isn't letting the courts challenge him on the issue of birthright citizenship, TSV figures that a TSDMB shouldn't let the courts challenge that person on the overturning of Ford's pardon of Nixon, and here's what TSV believes that will accomplish for the good of the country. The pardon of Nixon did the opposite of Ford's claim of "healing the country," and just sowed more cynicism to the point where Reagan won twice in a row, the second by a landslide in which TSV was one year too young to vote in (more on that either here or else-when), and that's because the cynics effectively boycotted both elections. The overturning of the Ford Pardon would resolve the unfinished business of that cynicism still existing, and being passed down through countless generations till now. The overturning of the Ford Pardon, TSV further explains, would also enable prosecutorial historians to make their case in history court, or at least make the case of there -being- a history court of some sort, even if that history court is the people themselves being able to directly make additions to the public record with respect to their popular judgments on figures in the country's history. This demonstrates that we as a people think more and higher above just the Franklinian cynicism of self-interest, and empowers the people to take charge of their own long term history. So in such a history court the prosecutorial historians would have access to the Nixon Secret Tapes to uncover further evidence of crimes against the country on Nixon's part. TSV believes that extended members of Nixon's descendants and his estate would do a defense attorney challenge on the rendering of such a judgment, which is perfectly fair and keeps in line with the court trial model of allowing the people themselves the ultimate judgment to be directly entered into the public record, and TSV figures that's for pretty much all eternity. Such judgments may very well change back and forth through time, but he doesn't think that -just- making an online comment like this one is good enough. Nobody's -ever- going to remember that -anyone- -ever- made an online comment about -anything.- You need certification to get past what TSV views as Political Goldfishism, which is about having the memory of a political goldfish, and that's the unwillingness to try to remember what happened before the current two-year election cycle, or to try to envision a point -after- the current two-year election cycle. That's why TSV observes people like Schumer and Schiff are desperately trying to pretend that 7/24 never happened, and that's partially through always trying to change the subject, and -trump- will always serve as a convenient change of subject. TSV also proposes, maybe for me the Happy Bachelor to talk about in a future base share, direct primaries and getting rid of the delegate system, and open yearly referendums every election year. Where Tim Walz is concerned, TSV finds him more likeable and resultingly hopes he repents his participation in the election interference against Biden of 7/24, which TSV has every reason to believe will -never- happen among the Schumerdonkeys or the Berniedonkeys.