Sen. J.D. Vance, R-Ohio, told Daily Caller Editor-in-Chief Vince Collanese on Monday that Vice President Kamala Harris, D-Minn. He said he ignored Gov. Tim Walz.
Mr. Vance and Mr. Walz faced off in the only vice presidential debate scheduled for October 1, but Mr. Walz appeared nervous and occasionally made slips of the tongue. Vance explained on “Vince Collanney’s Show” that while he could have attacked Walz on a variety of issues during the debate, he thought it would be more effective to highlight Harris’ shortcomings.
“In a way, you hit the nail on the head. I was trying to convince people who didn’t fully understand how radical and incompetent the Harris administration was. I kind of poked fun at this. “Well, you can attack Tim Walz over his career, his false statements, the tampons in the men’s room, or any number of other crazy things he’s done,” Vance said. Ta.
“But I realized that most Americans still don’t have a strong view of Kamala Harris. So why not use my opportunity to talk about her record? “To criticize the way the administration has actually been run for three and a half years, to criticize the tie-breaking vote to open the borders and trillions of dollars in new spending,” Vance added. “I would like to ask the American people why I think Kamala Harris is so incompetent and why Donald Trump’s tenure has been so much better on things like secure borders and higher take-home pay. I would like to introduce you to
Vance continued to say his goal is to convince voters of former President Donald Trump’s appeal to Harris, calling it the “most effective” use of his time. (Related article: ‘Tense as hell’: Bewildered Waltz emerges from media quarantine only to be bombarded by Vance)
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“So I kind of ignored Tim Walz, both he and I. Obviously, I had to respond to some of his points. Actually, he was better. There are some issues that I think are more reasonable than she is,” Vance said. “So I tried to use that to emphasize how radical she is. That was the strategy I went into it. I had 90 minutes to speak to about 50 million Americans. Why not tell them why you think Donald Trump is a good president and Kamala Harris is a bad president? That’s the best use of your time.”
During the debate, Walz made several gaffes, including claiming that he was friends with the school shooter, and becoming furious when asked if he was in Hong Kong during the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. committed a crime.
a CBS News In a post-debate poll, 42% of viewers thought Vance won, 41% supported Walz, and 17% said it was a tie. Additionally, according to CBS News, voters believed that Walz made better arguments on abortion and health care, while Vance’s concerns on the economy, immigration, and the Middle East conflict were key to voters this November. It was highly rated.
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