re: Vance v Walz Debate Thread - with intro thoughts

This debate does not move the needle in places that it needs to.


For me, it cemented my thoughts on Vance. Imm glad trump picked him and look forward to him running for president in 4 years coming off the VP role which I think he’ll handle well.

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This debate does not move the needle in places that it needs to.

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I think it was more decisive than what Trump did to Kamala a few weeks ago, but generally I agree. VP debates are pretty meaningless.

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Of course not. Unless Waltz would have done well, then you would be all over it.

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Are you slow or just purposefully ignorant ?

This pretty much sums up what the democrats have been posting today.. And yes I know this is satire...

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Typical disengenuous liberal mindset

They’re liars

Saw a lot of biased from the “moderators”. I’m actually surprised they could speak with 12” of DNC dick down their throats. They must be accustomed to swallowing cock.

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I have family who definitely experienced combat and it's not something you brag about. ...


So, so true!
My father was in WWII and NEVER, EVER talked about it. I didn't know what he went through until he died and I saw some of his military records and researched it.
Not sure I'd have been able to function if I'd have gone through what he did.

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Same here, my dad was with some of the first Army troops in Korea when the war kicked off there. The only thing he would ever say about it was that "If he could have found a piece of wood that floated, he would have used it to float back across the ocean to home." Said he dreamed about it..

From what I have read, the first men that went over in the army to Korea got their arses kicked bad, they had no winter gear, severely outnumbered, and were fighting old Russian T34 tanks with Bazookas. They got pushed back to a small sliver of land as far south as one could go in South Korea with the ocean at their back. 96 % of them were injured, captured, or killed. I imagine it was hell on earth, but he never talked about it..He definitely had the scars from hand to hand combat, knife and schrapnel wounds all over, and a couple of bullet wounds..

My dad served in WWII. All I heard was his funny stories until one day he was in his late eighties. He told me about a B-26 coming back shot up, hydraulics weren’t working and they couldn’t jettison their bombs. The plane belly landed and fire crews raced out to it. The B-26 exploded killing thirty plus men. One of the men was his friend. All they found of him to identify was a ring finger with ring.

He told me this and cried. He had held that in 65 years.