Vance quips that Walz had ‘a very tough job’ defending Harris at debate

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Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) reflected that his opponent, Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN), was given “a very tough job” in defending Vice President Kamala Harris at Tuesday’s vice presidential debate.

The running mate of former President Donald Trump explained his goal for the debate was to discuss “substance” with U.S. voters and to explain how the country’s current leadership has failed them. When asked if he believed Walz looked nervous at all, Vance said he did not notice since he was nervous himself and was focused on what his opponent was saying.

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