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Vance's Debate Performance: A Contrast to Tim Walzs' Elmer Fudd Fumbles | John Solomon & Lee Zeldin

Townhall Review - October 5, 2024

In this episode, we dive into the heated Vice-Presidential debate between Ohio Senator J.D. Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. With the election just weeks away, Hugh Hewitt breaks down the key moments, policy clashes, and what’s at stake as voters head to the polls.

Key Segments:
VP Debate Showdown: Ohio’s J.D. Vance and Minnesota’s Tim Walz face off.
Matthew Continetti’s Analysis: Breaking down the debate’s impact on the election.
Richard Hudson on the GOP’s Strategy: The NRCC Chair discusses the roadmap to a Republican House majority.
Mike Garcia on Military Readiness: Addressing the growing defense capacity gap with China.
Derrick Anderson on Israel’s Conflict: Insights on Israel’s fight against Hezbollah and its global implications.
Congressional Races to Watch: A look at key House races, Derrick Anderson in Virginia’s 7th district. Mike Garcia in California’s 27th, David Schweikert in Arizona’s 1st and Kevin Coughlin in Ohio’s 13th.

Subscribe and Listen: Catch Townhall Review on all major podcast platforms, and stay informed with expert political analysis leading up to Election Day. Don’t forget to follow Hugh Hewitt on X (@HughHewitt) and the program (@TownhallReview).

Townhall Review - October 5, 2024
In this episode, we dive into the heated Vice-Presidential debate between Ohio Senator J.D. Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. With the election just weeks away, Hugh Hewitt breaks down the key moments, policy clashes, and what’s at stake as voters head to the polls.
Key Segments:
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<li>VP Debate Showdown: Ohio’s J.D. Vance and Minnesota’s Tim Walz face off.</li>
<li>Matthew Continetti’s Analysis: Breaking down the debate’s impact on the election.</li>
<li>Richard Hudson on the GOP’s Strategy: The NRCC Chair discusses the roadmap to a Republican House majority.</li>
<li>Mike Garcia on Military Readiness: Addressing the growing defense capacity gap with China.</li>
<li>Derrick Anderson on Israel’s Conflict: Insights on Israel’s fight against Hezbollah and its global implications.</li>
<li>Congressional Races to Watch: A look at key House races, Derrick Anderson in Virginia’s 7th district. Mike Garcia in California’s 27th, David Schweikert in Arizona’s 1st and Kevin Coughlin in Ohio’s 13th.</li>
</ul>
Subscribe and Listen: Catch Townhall Review on all major podcast platforms, and stay informed with expert political analysis leading up to Election Day. Don’t forget to follow Hugh Hewitt on X (@HughHewitt) and the program (@TownhallReview).

From VP Debate to Congress: Election 2024 Analysis

Thing are changing rapidly in the Middle East.

Israel has virtually destroyed Hamas. The campaign against Hezbollah began in earnest with the pager attack. Then we saw the elimination of Hassan Nasrallah and his entire top leadership—along with the destruction of vast amounts of stockpiles of what supposed to be the A-Team of terrorism.

Israel is—no doubt—destroying in a few weeks what Iran has been building for decades.

The mullahs in Iran are threatened.

The ballistic missile attack we saw earlier this week was a move of weak and desperate regime.

After prime Minister Netanyahu’s July visit to Congress and his snub by the possible next president— when Kamala Harris skipped it—it seems clear that the PM returned to Israel resolved to prosecute Israel’s seven front war on his terms, not those of the United States.

Whatever Biden and Harris said to Netanyahu in July, unless it was “Go get ’em,” the Israeli Prime Minister has decided to protect his people.

May God give Israel a swift and decisive victory.

Thing are changing rapidly in the Middle East.
Israel has virtually destroyed Hamas. The campaign against Hezbollah began in earnest with the pager attack. Then we saw the elimination of Hassan Nasrallah and his entire top leadership—along with the destruction of vast amounts of stockpiles of what supposed to be the A-Team of terrorism.
Israel is—no doubt—destroying in a few weeks what Iran has been building for decades.
The mullahs in Iran are threatened.
The ballistic missile attack we saw earlier this week was a move of weak and desperate regime.
After prime Minister Netanyahu’s July visit to Congress and his snub by the possible next president— when Kamala Harris skipped it—it seems clear that the PM returned to Israel resolved to prosecute Israel’s seven front war on his terms, not those of the United States.
Whatever Biden and Harris said to Netanyahu in July, unless it was “Go get ’em,” the Israeli Prime Minister has decided to protect his people.
May God give Israel a swift and decisive victory.

Hugh Hewitt: Netanyahu Has Decided to Protect His People

Republicans haven't left a debate this happy since the second Reagan Mondale face off in 1984. 

Despite facing three opponents, Tim Walz plus two hostile moderators, J.D. Vance acquitted himself flawlessly. 

Of course, the questions were seeded with gratuitous fact checks and frame from the left. They focused on beltway obsessions like climate change in January 6th, ignoring topics like China, Ukraine, and the flood devastating the southeast. Even so, Walz was overmatched. He looked by turns, confused, afraid, and sad. If his mission was to win over men, he completely failed. He didn't look like a guy you'd want anywhere near the situation room at a moment of crisis. 

By contrast, Vance demonstrated complete mastery of the facts while coming across as likable, relatable, and humane. And he offers a model for the Republican Party in the way he talked about abortion. 

A star was born. 

Republicans haven't left a debate this happy since the second Reagan Mondale face off in 1984. 
Despite facing three opponents, Tim Walz plus two hostile moderators, J.D. Vance acquitted himself flawlessly. 
Of course, the questions were seeded with gratuitous fact checks and frame from the left. They focused on beltway obsessions like climate change in January 6th, ignoring topics like China, Ukraine, and the flood devastating the southeast. Even so, Walz was overmatched. He looked by turns, confused, afraid, and sad. If his mission was to win over men, he completely failed. He didn't look like a guy you'd want anywhere near the situation room at a moment of crisis. 
By contrast, Vance demonstrated complete mastery of the facts while coming across as likable, relatable, and humane. And he offers a model for the Republican Party in the way he talked about abortion. 
A star was born.

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