I’m not sure what Tim Walz is thinking.

The Minnesota governor and Democratic vice presidential nominee is getting a ton of media scrutiny – as he should – because Vice President Kamala Harris chose him as her running mate.

And it’s not all painting him in a positive light.

A growing number of examples show Walz either exaggerating or lying about his past.

We’re not close to George Santos territory here (the former Republican congressman who was outed for making up huge swaths of his past, as well as fundraising numbers), but it’s still concerning.

These are unnecessary, unforced errors, and they should make voters question what they can trust when Walz speaks.

One fib that Walz has told repeatedly this year – and one that seems especially egregious – is that he and wife were able to have their two children only via in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Walz has spoken about this multiple times – and used the story for campaign purposes.

“Thank God for IVF, my wife and I have two beautiful children,” he said in July on MSNBC.

Walz earlier this month also said this about........

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