
He also disputed former vice president Mike Pence’s contention that Trump forced him to choose between loyalty to the Constitution and loyalty to Trump himself.
With nine days to go before the election, Vance appears to be stepping up his defense of Trump against warnings from Democrats and Republicans alike that Trump would be an authoritarian figure. In recent weeks, numerous former Trump officials have raised alarms that the Republican presidential nominee is unfit to lead the nation.
Interviews with CNN, NBC News and CBS News showed a vice-presidential candidate ready to defend — and frequently reframe — some of Trump’s most controversial comments. Vance on Sunday also repeatedly declined to call Russian President Vladimir Putin an “enemy,” saying he considers Putin a “competitor” and an “adversary.”
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