This incident, while seemingly insignificant, highlights a potential vulnerability in the Democratic vice presidential nominee’s record. The report, published by the conservative website The Daily Wire, details how Walz’s company, “The China Connection,” was dissolved in 1998. The company was registered in Nebraska and operated in China.
Despite his company going defunct, Walz continued organizing student tours of China, including at least two trips in 1998 and 2001, according to the outlet. In 2002, Walz founded another entity with the same name in Minnesota, which he touted during his 2006 run for Congress. “Walz established a small business called Educational Travel Adventures, Inc. through which he conducts annual educational trips to China for high school students,” reads an archived press packet from Walz’s congressional run, which notes the governor was part of “one of the first government sanctioned groups of American educators to teach in Chinese high schools.”
This trip was a significant event in the history of the school, marking the first time a group of students from the school had ever traveled to China. This trip was a success, with students gaining valuable cultural experiences and making lifelong friendships. The summary provided is a brief overview of Walz’s involvement in student trips to China.
Educational Travel Adventures, a company that organizes educational trips for students, is owned by a Chinese national. The summary provided does not mention any specific warnings or advice given to Governor Walz by the FBI. It also does not mention any connection between Educational Travel Adventures and the Chinese Communist Party. **Please note:** This response is based solely on the provided summary and does not include any additional information or analysis.
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