The eldest brother of Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz threw his sibling under the bus in a series of Friday night Facebook posts, saying he isn't "the type of character" Americans would want in high office, and cryptically referring to "stories [he] could tell" that would hammer home the point.

Sixty-seven-year-old Jeff Walz also declared he has major political differences with his brother, who's been the governor of Minnesota since 2019 following a dozen years in the US House of Representatives. "I'm 100% opposed to all his ideology," wrote Jeff Walz, the New York Post was first to report on Saturday.

Before the Post exclusive, conservative podcaster Laura Loomer publicized a March 2023 Facebook post in which Jeff Walz expressed his disgust over Donald Trump being indicted in Manhattan over his handling of hush money payments made to porn star Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 election. "We've just become a third world banana republic," he wrote. 

Unless and until Jeff Walz gets specific about where he differs with Kamala Harris' running mate, we can only speculate. There's lots of hard-left nuttiness and tyranny on Tim's record, including: 

Putting tampons in boys' school bathrooms

Keeping the National Guard in the sidelines while Minneapolis burned during the 2020 George Floyd riots

Seizing emergency powers during the Covid-19 pandemic and going all-out with business closures, mask mandates and declaring church worship "non-essential" 

Funding free college for illegal immigrants

Declaring Minnesota a "trans refuge"

Policy differences with relatives are one thing, but the Harris-Walz campaign is probably particularly anxious about Jeff Walz's strong suggestion that his brother is morally flawed, and that he has an inventory of anecdotes that underscore that accusation: "The stories I could tell. Not the type of character you want making decisions about your future."