JD Vance, the Republican vice-presidential candidate, made critical remarks about Kamala Harris and the Biden administration’s handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal at a rally in Erie, Pennsylvania. Vance said that Harris can “go to hell” and accused her of being “asleep at the wheel” for not investigating what happened during the withdrawal. Republicans have been using the Afghanistan pullout to attack Biden and are now targeting Harris in hopes of defeating the Democrats in November.
During his speech, Vance also discussed abortion, fentanyl, and border control, criticizing Harris for her policies. He accused her of being “anti-family” and wanting to force her radical abortion policies on the American people. Vance also mentioned the controversial Project 2025 document, which aims to eliminate federal funding for abortion and other related services.
Vance claimed that Harris is using tax dollars to subsidize products made by the “Communist Chinese” and made false claims about her support for electric vehicles. Meanwhile, Harris and her running mate, Governor Tim Walz, campaigned in Georgia, visiting a high school band practice and rallying for support in GOP-leaning areas.
Overall, Vance’s remarks at the rally reflect the ongoing political tension surrounding the Afghanistan withdrawal, abortion, and economic policies. The campaign events for both parties are gearing up as the election in November approaches.
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