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Ahead of the VP debate, where do ‘values voters’ stand?
Mike Pence and Tim Kaine, the two vice presidential candidates debate Tuesday night. Both are devout Christians, and issues like abortion and gay rights have been an important rallying cry for Christian conservatives in past elections. So far, though, this presidential contest has been noteworthy for its lack of focus on social issues.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readMike Pence and Tim Kaine, the two vice presidential candidates debate Tuesday night. Both are devout Christians, and issues like abortion and gay rights have been an important rallying cry for Christian conservatives in past elections. So far, though, this presidential contest has been noteworthy for its lack of focus on social issues. So where are the so-called “values voters” this time around?
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1 of 5Where do ‘values voters’ stand ahead of the VP debate?- 0:31Ahead of the VP debate, where do ‘values voters’ stand?You’re reading this
- 10:32Deciphering CA’s competing death penalty measures
- 17:32Workers at sea face ‘troubled waters’ with few protections
- 26:13‘Mischling’ explores beauty, hope amid terror in Mengele’s ‘Zoo’
- 41:26Western Exterminator wants eating bugs to be mainstream