by Frank Bergman, Slay News:
A top appointee in the administration of Minnesota’s Democrat Governor Tim Walz is a great admirer of brutal, murderous, communist dictators, according to her controversial home decor choices.
Ida Rukavina, the commissioner of Minnesota’s Department of Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation, was appointed by Walz in 2022 for the cabinet-level political position.
Rukavina was appointed by Walz to oversee the economic development of the northeastern part of the state.
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Rukavina was appointed by Walz to oversee the economic development of the northeastern part of the state.
The world’s largest untapped copper-nickel reserve is located in the region.
However, according to a photo that was reportedly taken inside Rukavina’s home, her walls are decorated with images of communist dictators.
On December 19, 2021, Rukavina posted a photo of her dog sitting on the couch on Facebook.
However, in the background of the photo, framed posters of communist dictators can be seen taking pride of place on the walls.
The clearly visible posters feature communist leaders Mao Zedong and Che Guevara.
Mao was China’s communist dictator from the late 1940s until his death in 1976.
He oversaw the deaths of millions of people.
Rukavina’s poster of Mao includes the communist slogan frequently extolled during his rule: “Revolution is not guilty.”
Guevara was a prominent communist figure during the Cuban Revolution.
He murdered and tortured hundreds of his political opponents.
Rukavina’s poster poster honoring Guevara was paired with a novel on her bookshelf about his life.
The photo shared by Rukavina was deleted shortly after it was posted without explanation.
However, a Minnesota resident took a screenshot of the image before it was scrubbed from the Internet.
Walz admits that he has traveled to China several times.
In 1993, he took a trip to China that was paid for by the Chinese Communist Party.
Walz, a former social studies teacher, was often accompanied on these trips by his students.
