Tim Walz, Minnesota Governor and Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee, Responds to Criticism About His Appearance

Tim Walz, a 60-year-old politician, has been criticized for appearing older than his age.

Walz, who is running for vice president on the Democratic ticket, has responded to this criticism by saying that it is because he supervised the lunchroom for 20 years.

Walz is a former schoolteacher and retired U.S. Army non-commissioned officer.

He has served as the governor of Minnesota since 2019.

Walz is the youngest person to be elected governor of Minnesota since Rudy Perpich in 1976.

He is also the first Democrat to be elected governor of Minnesota since Mark Dayton in 2010.

Walz's running mate, Joe Biden, is 78 years old.

If elected, Biden would be the oldest president in U.S. history.

Walz's criticism of his appearance has drawn mixed reactions.

Some people have defended Walz, saying that he is a hard-working public servant who is not afraid to show his age.

Others have criticized Walz, saying that he is not fit to be president because he appears to be too old.

It remains to be seen whether Walz's appearance will affect his chances of being elected vice president.