Midwest voters applaud fresh tone of VP debate: “It was respectable”

In the wake of the highly anticipated Vice Presidential debate between Senator Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence, Midwest voters are praising the fresh tone of the event.

“It was respectable,” said one voter from Ohio. “Both candidates stayed focused on the issues and presented their arguments in a civil manner. It was a refreshing change from the chaos of the first Presidential debate.”

Many voters in the Midwest appreciated the substantive discussions on topics such as healthcare, the economy, and racial justice. They found the debate to be informative and a valuable opportunity to hear from the candidates on important issues facing the country.

“I was impressed by the candidates’ knowledge and ability to articulate their positions,” said a voter from Wisconsin. “It was a stark contrast to the first debate, where it was difficult to follow the candidates’ arguments amidst the interruptions and personal attacks.”

Overall, voters in the Midwest are hopeful that the Vice Presidential debate will help them make an informed decision come Election Day. They are looking forward to the remaining debates between President Trump and former Vice President Biden, hoping for a similar level of respect and substance in the upcoming events.