Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance are set to hit the debate stage on Tuesday, giving Americans a side-by-side view of the dueling versions of masculinity between the two men.

The Harris campaign is struggling among working-class white men; their hopes of inviting Walz onto the ticket to bolster their standing among this crucial voting bloc has yet to come to fruition. On Tuesday, when Walz and Vance sit down in the first Vice Presidential debate, voters will get their first chance to watch the candidates make the case for why their ticket is the one that will lead the middle class to a new renaissance.

.@JDVance: “There’s nothing that pisses off America’s leadership class and angers Kamala Harris more than when a working class person in the heartland of this country complains about what a bad job she is doing.” pic.twitter.com/gaQtXG8vuj

— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 22, 2024

Walz’s problem is that, despite being from a midwestern blue-collar state, he doesn’t exude the same understanding of their way of life as Vance. Walz’s view of protecting women is the typical leftist ideal, which puts men in the backseat. This concept of masculinity is portrayed perfectly in the left’s insistence that the best........

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