JD Vance Was Asked Whether He Will Accept The 2024 Election Results. His Response Is Telling.

Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance dodged a question at Tuesday’s debate on whether he would attempt to subvert the results of November’s election if given the chance ― just as he has said he would have done in 2020. He also refused to answer whether he believes Trump lost in 2020.

The question came up in the second half of Vance’s debate with Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, the Minnesota governor.

“Sen. Vance, you have said you would not have certified the last presidential election and would have asked the states to submit alternative electors,” CBS News moderator Norah O’Donnell said to Vance. “That’s been called unconstitutional and illegal. Would you again seek to challenge this year’s election results, even if every governor certifies the results?”

Vance… didn’t answer the question. Instead he went off on multiple tangents about inflation and online censorship. When he did briefly address the question, he lied.

“What President Trump has said is that there were problems in 2020, and my own belief is that we should fight about those issues, debate those issues, peacefully in the public square, and that’s all I’ve said and that’s all that Donald Trump has said,” Vance said of Trump’s election fraud claims that culminated in the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol.

That is not all that Vance has said, nor is it all that Trump has said.

Vance later added a couple of more falsehoods, claiming Trump had said that “protesters should peacefully protest on Jan. 6” and adding that Trump “peacefully gave over power on Jan. 20,” the day Joe Biden was inaugurated.

He also refused to answer whether Trump even lost the 2020 election.

“Tim, I’m focused on the future,” he said when pressed by