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US politicians react to VP debate

October 2024 382 views 01 Min 58 Sec

US politicians comment as vice presidential contenders J.D. Vance and Tim Walz faced off in a surprisingly civil debate, despite tense moments on the hot topics of migration, abortion and the threat of war in the Middle East. "Tim Walz was defending our democracy. He was defending our freedoms, defending the Constitution of the United States," chair of the Democratic National Committee Jaime Harrison says.

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