Tim Walz wasn't the first person at the Democratic National Convention to mention J.D. Vance attending Yale. How dare he grow up poor and then attend Yale?

As soon as he could, he joined and served in the Marines, and then "ran away to Yale."

Walz thought the Yale line was a good zinger.

Where did your 24 students go to school, coach? It seems important.

Vance is the quintessential American success story, but according to the Democrats and Walz, he should have stayed in Ohio and remained poor. That way he'd be dependent on their handouts and they could control him.

By the way, did you know Walz was a football coach? He may have mentioned it a few times.

 {ai:summary}<p>At the Democratic National Convention, Tim Walz took a jab at J.D. Vance for attending Yale after a poor upbringing, implying success is questionable for those from humble origins. Critics argued this smacks of elitism, raising eyebrows over why overcoming adversity is a target.  </p><p>Vance's journey from poverty to Ivy League is seen as a classic American success story, yet Democrats like Walz seem intent on painting it as something shameful, ultimately questioning who owns the narrative of success in America. #society</p>

Tim Walz Takes Another Shot at JD Vance Going to Yale

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