In a heated televised debate, US vice-presidential candidates Tim Walz and JD Vance sparred over critical issues such as foreign policy, immigration, abortion rights, and the economy. Walz, the Democratic candidate, criticized Trump's foreign policy, particularly his withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, and warned of the chaos he believes Trump brings.
He emphasized the importance of steady leadership and coalition-building to address global challenges like the Middle East conflict. Vance, representing the Republicans, defended Trump's approach, arguing that his policies projected strength and deterrence, making the world safer.
The debate also touched on domestic issues, with both candidates addressing gun violence and sharing personal experiences. Vance accused the current administration of failing to control inflation and immigration, while Walz highlighted the need to restore abortion rights and criticized Vance for spreading fear-mongering rumors about immigrants.
As the election race nears its conclusion, with polls showing a tight contest, this debate could play a crucial role in swaying undecided voters. The event underscored the stark contrasts between the two candidates and their visions for America's future, setting the stage for a closely watched election.
