Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota recently admitted that he “misspoke” when he claimed to have been in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen Square protest in China. He clarified his statement by saying that it is important to understand the world and acknowledged his error. This admission came during a vice presidential debate between Walz and his opponent, JD Vance, where they discussed various issues such as abortion, climate change, and foreign policy. Walz emphasized the importance of steady leadership in response to international events, while Vance suggested leaving abortion policy decisions to individual states. The debate also saw heated exchanges, with Vance accusing moderators of unfair fact-checking and Walz highlighting the impact of Hurricane Helene as a tragic event. Overall, the debate provided insight into the contrasting views and approaches of the two candidates on key issues facing the country.
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Walz Acknowledges He ‘Misspoke’ About Tiananmen Square Protest
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