The vice presidential candidates, J.D. Vance and Tim Walz, engaged in a civil debate focusing on issues like migration, abortion, and the Middle East conflict. Despite differences in policy, they avoided personal attacks seen in past presidential debates. Walz criticized Trump’s leadership, while Vance raised concerns about Harris’s economic policies. Vance’s refusal to confirm Trump’s election claims sparked a heated moment, and Walz called out false narratives about migrants spread by Vance. The debate also touched on abortion and foreign policy, with both candidates displaying respect despite ideological contrasts. The discussion highlighted their opposing running mates, Trump and Harris, and their roles in key issues like the Middle East crisis. Walz faced scrutiny over past statements, while Vance received praise from Trump post-debate. The debate, a rare chance for voters to assess potential future leaders, showcased the candidates’ backgrounds and positions on crucial topics.
Debate: US vice presidential candidates defend Trump, Harris
