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Republican Vice Presidential candidate Senator J.D. Vance confirmed he will debate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the Democratic nominee for vice president. Vance had previously stated that he would only commit to a debate once Walz was officially named the Democratic Party’s nominee, a status Walz achieved after a roll call vote last week cemented Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee with Walz as her running mate. When asked on CNN’s *State of the Union* if he would debate Walz, Vance responded, “Of course.”
“Of course, I want to debate Tim Walz. I think it’s important and it underscores a very fundamental difference between the Trump-Vance ticket and our opposition,” Vance said, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability. “We believe in talking to the media, we believe in answering questions, we believe in debating,” he added.
Vance highlighted the significance of the debate process, stating that he is committed to making the case for the Republican ticket in any forum available. “It’s really important. I’m asking the American people to make me their vice president; it’s crucial to stand before the American people and make that case,” Vance said.
Previously, Vance had expressed reservations about committing to a debate with Walz before his nomination was finalized, citing concerns over potential last-minute changes by the Democratic Party. “I absolutely want to debate Tim Walz, but I want to do it after he’s officially the nominee,” Vance stated last week, adding, “Would it shock me if the Democrats pulled another switcheroo? No, it wouldn’t. So we’re going to wait until they actually nominate Kamala Harris and Tim Walz before we do any debates.”
Before President Joe Biden exited the presidential race, Harris had agreed to debate Vance on CBS News, with potential dates in July or August. However, it remains unclear which network will host the vice presidential debate or when it will take place. Walz has also expressed eagerness for the debate, saying at a campaign stop, “I can’t wait to debate the guy.”
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When the production team and I interviewed four women who worked in the sex trade in Wales for the film above, we were struck by the diversity of each interview: each revealing a different emotional state — whether it be loneliness, contempt or self-loathing.
Through a local organization, we connected with an outreach worker who supports vulnerable women. She was an essential link in making this film; her trust and love in the community made it possible for the women to open up to us.
To ensure the women felt comfortable sharing their often ignored stories without fear of judgment or compromised privacy, we chose to incorporate animation. Collaborating with illustrator and animator Ola Szmida was crucial. Her distinctive, stream-of-consciousness animation conveys the nuanced emotions and inner worlds of the women.
This film is about listening and understanding, seeing beyond the surface to the common threads that bind us all — resilience, loneliness, and the search for connection and purpose. We hope it fosters greater empathy and insight into lives that deserve to be understood and valued.
– Film and text by John Robert Lee (https://www.johnrobertlee.com/)
This 2024 Op-Doc is a shorter edition of the 2020 film “Not For Money, Not For Love, Not For Nothing.”
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