Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz greets supporters near Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Walz told the college students young voters could make the difference in a tight Georgia race. Ross Williams/Georgia Recorder
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz paid a visit to Georgia Tuesday, stopping by colleges in Atlanta to urge young supporters to get out the vote for Vice President Kamala Harris as the Nov. 5 election quickly approaches.
“Look, some of these things are heavy and hard that we have to deal with, but hard work can be good work,” Walz said to a group of Georgia Tech students at Rocky Mountain Pizza, a popular spot near the campus. “Hard work can be joyful work, and hard work depends on somebody stepping up and saying ‘I’m willing to do it.’ We got 49 days. We got 49 days to shape the next 40 years.”…