Both Vance and Walz, while distinct in approach, showed how American politics can still yield a reasoned debate, especially when Trump is absent from the conversation.
Vance's critiques of expertise highlighted a key GOP narrative, striking a chord with undecided voters about how Democrat policies have historically sidelined working-class concerns.
Walz attempted to frame pro-abortion policies as pro-family, yet his reasoning failed to address the implications for the family dynamics he advocated.
Both candidates incorporated religious references aimed at undecided voters, yet neither effectively linked these to a broader public ethos or ethical framework.
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