USA (VINnews)-During a heated interview on CNN, Senator JD Vance did not hold back in his criticisms of Vice President Kamala Harris, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, and even the show’s host, Dana Bash. The Ohio Republican took the opportunity to address several key issues, while also setting the record straight on past comments.
Vance Accuses Walz of “Stolen Valor” for Political Gain
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Vance started by taking aim at Governor Tim Walz, accusing him of “stolen valor.” The term typically refers to individuals falsely claiming military service or honors, but Vance suggested Walz had misrepresented his credentials for political gain. “It’s disgraceful to see politicians like Tim Walz using their pasts to score cheap political points,” Vance asserted. “This isn’t about service; it’s about exploiting the trust of voters.”
A Scathing Critique of Kamala Harris
The conversation quickly turned to Vice President Kamala Harris, with Vance launching a scathing critique. He accused Harris of avoiding accountability by refusing to participate in TV interviews. “The American people deserve answers, and it’s clear Kamala Harris is running from the tough questions,” Vance said. He also labeled Harris a “chameleon,” claiming she changes her persona depending on what she thinks people want to hear. “She’s not a leader; she’s whatever people want her to be in the moment.”
Tensions with Dana Bash
The interview took a contentious turn when Vance criticized host Dana Bash for focusing on comments he made three years ago. “Is this really the most important thing to discuss today? Why not focus on the issues that matter right now, instead of dredging up things from the past?” Vance asked. His comments appeared to underscore his frustration with what he sees as the media’s tendency to fixate on past statements rather than current policy debates.
Setting the Record Straight
Vance also took the opportunity to clarify his position on comments he made regarding childless people. The senator has previously been criticized for suggesting that people without children have a diminished stake in the future. In the CNN interview, he sought to explain his remarks, emphasizing that his point was not to diminish the value of childless individuals, but rather to highlight the importance of family in shaping policy.
Eager to Debate
In closing, Vance expressed his eagerness to debate Governor Walz directly. “I’m ready to take him on, any time, any place,” Vance said, signaling that the Ohio senator is prepared for a showdown on the issues he believes matter most to the American people.
Loudmouth Harris (enemy) heb. Claims that Trump. Is bad for America, has she got any track records besides vulgar brash brainless innuendo. She forgets Trump may be straight as an arrow in delivering to Americans. To putting Americans first. Is his track record, he put the embassy in Israel and so.much.more…. I wonder if her eventual pass was faked. Biden who can’t think right for a second claims that Trump is dangerous for the country. EVERYTHING IS BASELESS from both they both love e outright, now her Walz is just as bad stating things he did which is blatant lie. By the way, Trump has been hack by Kamalas Islamist friends. She does not get hacked. Even now I do not believe for one minute that the ballots on votes is more than Trumps. Americans are not stupid. The Demos are into smearing, lies, and false figures. Should I go on….
The dirty , tamei media is stacked against us, but we’ll prevail Be’H..
The problem with the “childless” comments is that nobody knows who’s childless by choice. A lot of people who are childless not by choice are very private about it, leading to everyone criticizing them and prodding them “when will you have kids already?” not knowing how cruel they’re being, and we need to stop making it worse.