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Tim Walz 'can't wait to debate' JD Vance, 'If he's willing to get off the couch and show up'
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1:48Now PlayingVice President Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz made their first joint appearance on-stage at Temple University on Tuesday evening, painting themselves as the “underdog” candidates who are aiming for the “future.”
Harris explained her choice in picking Walz by focusing on his biography, tying the two together through biographical similarities. The message on stage was about the humble beginnings of a California girl born to a “working class” mother and a Nebraska farm boy who has worked his way up the ladder from teacher to congressman to governor and now VP nominee.
Walz, in his debut speech to about 10,000 holding fresh Harris-Walz signs, introduced himself as a small-town man with a “commitment to the people” and stood behind Harris as the Democratic nominee, saying he “couldn’t be prouder to be on this ticket.”
“I was born in West Point, Nebraska and lived in Butte, a small town of 400 where community was a way of life. Growing up, I spent the summers working on the family farm. My mom and dad taught us to show generosity toward your neighbors and to work for the common good.”
Of Harris, Walz stood in line with what the Harris campaign has painted her as: tough.
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