Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance recently addressed attempts by his Democratic rivals to label him as 'weird,' dismissing their criticisms as a reflection of their own discomfort with their policy positions. In an interview set to air on 'State of the Union,' Vance asserted that Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz are 'uncomfortable in their own skin' due to their alleged unease with their policy stances.
Vance criticized Harris and Walz for resorting to name-calling instead of focusing on communicating their plans to improve the lives of Americans. He emphasized the importance of substantive policy discussions rather than personal attacks, stating that he is unfazed by their attempts to discredit him.
