The VP debate is not usually a star-studded affair. Republican strategist @MichaelSteele dubbed the 2016 VP debate “mayonnaise vs. Miracle Whip.”
But this year, things are looking a little different 👇
But this year, things are looking a little different 👇
In the wake of the president’s COVID diagnosis and hospitalization, the White House is now a hotspot in its own right. More than 23 people in Trump’s orbit have tested positive.
Pence, head of the Coronavirus Task Force, will have to answer to that.
Pence, head of the Coronavirus Task Force, will have to answer to that.
As you know, VP Pence is facing off against Sen. Kamala Harris, who’s never shied away from posing difficult questions — from the Dem primary debate stage to the halls of Congress:
But folks in the Biden campaign aren’t waving the victory flag yet.
Sr. Adviser @SymoneDSanders isn’t underestimating Pence’s debate skills, citing his successful gubernatorial showdowns and his history as a talk-show host.
thehill.com/homenews/campa…
Sr. Adviser @SymoneDSanders isn’t underestimating Pence’s debate skills, citing his successful gubernatorial showdowns and his history as a talk-show host.
thehill.com/homenews/campa…
This time around, it will be Harris’s prosecutorial prowess vs. Pence’s presidential megaphone … which sounds a lot more exciting than mayonnaise vs. Miracle Whip.
usatoday.com/story/news/pol…
usatoday.com/story/news/pol…
One thing’s for certain: All eyes will be on Salt Lake City tonight.
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