US Senator JD Vance and Minnesota governor Tim Walz clashed in a high-stakes debate as vice-presidential candidates for Trump and Harris. Key issues included the Middle East, past misstatements, climate change, and immigration. Both candidates emphasized their critiques of each other's running mate...
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