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A debate night for Vance to remember and for Walz to forget

2 October 2024

2:42 PM

2 October 2024

2:42 PM

It’s not always easy to tell who wins a political debate. Sometimes performances need time for people to process them and have key moments emerge that connect with American voters. And sometimes you witness a debate performance so dominant, so one-sided, that one party in the spin room is left arguing more out of hope than belief that debates just don’t matter.

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