Following a campaign event in Aurora Hills, Michigan, where Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance spoke, some voters shared their thoughts on the civility of the recent debate and why it seemed surprising.
Midge Williams of Rochester Hills expressed her weariness with the divisive nature of politics, mentioning the constant divisions between different groups in society. She noted that the tone of the debate reminded her of a time when there was more respect between political opponents.
While Midge is a supporter of Vance, she also appreciated the demeanor of his opponent, Walz, during the debate. She highlighted the lack of aggression and the sense of respect that she observed, reminiscent of debates from years past.
Her husband, Burt, praised Vance's performance in the debate, emphasizing his confidence in Vance's competence compared to the other candidates. Burt expressed a sense of reassurance that they would be in good hands with Vance at the helm.
The couple's reflections shed light on the desire for a return to a more civil and respectful political discourse, where competence and respect are valued over aggression and division.
