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Why the VP Debate Between Vance & Walz Probably Won’t Move the Needle | Debate Breakdown
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19:31Now PlayingJD Vance and Tim Walz faced off in the first—and only—vice presidential debate. Tim Walz probably won, but was arguably too soft on JD Vance. Vance tried to come off as normal and affable at first, but ended up humiliating himself by the end. The most devastating moment was when Walz asked Vance if Trump lost the 2020 election. Vance didn't answer the question and conspicuously tried to change the subject.
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