密歇根州大急流城共和党副总统候选人参议员万斯(JD Vance)周二在密歇根州大急流城(Big Rapids)登上舞台，在防弹玻璃后发表讲话，这是他第一次在自己的竞选活动中这样做。
它类似于新的安全措施到位前总统唐纳德·特朗普的户外集会如下他7月份在宾夕法尼亚州巴特勒的暗杀企图.
万斯上周在北卡罗莱纳州的阿什伯勒确实有防弹玻璃，但那是与前总统的联合活动。
万斯在密歇根州的一个农场就经济和就业问题发表讲话时，开始谈到了劳工部夸大了每月的就业增长然后指责拜登-哈里斯政府夸大就业数据来掩盖经济问题。
“上周，美国历史上最大的一次抢劫就发生在卡玛拉·哈里斯的眼皮底下，”万斯声称有人偷走了她和蒂姆·沃尔兹一直吹嘘的818，000份工作。你们都看到了吗?他们去哪里了?"
他指责政府“篡改账目以掩盖卡玛拉·哈里斯治下的经济到底有多糟糕”
在讨论哈里斯的记录时，万斯声称哈里斯不知道她相信什么。
“在某些方面，我为卡玛拉·哈里斯感到难过，”他说。"...但我不确定这是一个知道自己实际信仰的女人。”
哈里斯，谁奠定了她本月早些时候的经济议程她仍在努力确定自己在几个关键选民问题上的立场。副总统已经与她在2020年总统竞选中提出的一些立场拉开了距离。
万斯回头提到哈里斯上周在民主党全国代表大会上的讲话她说，特朗普回到椭圆形办公室会有“后果”，并问“她是副总统还是副校长?”
后来，万斯对记者说，哈里斯的评论没有引起美国人的共鸣。
万斯说:“我不认为这对大多数美国人有说服力，警告他们不要投错了人的票，我认为这很荒谬。”。
Vance campaigns behind bulletproof glass at Michigan outdoor remarks, hits Harris for DNC comments
BIG RAPIDS, Mich. --Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance stepped on stage in Big Rapids, Michigan, on Tuesday and spoke behind a bulletproof glass during his remarks outside -- the first time he's done so at his own campaign event.
It's similar to thenew safety measures in placefor former President Donald Trump's outdoor rallies followinghis assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July.
Vance did have bulletproof glass in Asheboro, North Carolina, last week, but that was a joint event with the former president.
Speaking on the economy and jobs at a farm in Michigan, Vance began speaking about theLabor Department overstating its monthly job growthand then accused the Biden-Harris administration of inflating its job numbers to cover up the economy's problems.
"Now, last week, the biggest heist in American history happened right under Kamala Harris' nose," Vance claimed. "Somebody stole 818,000 jobs that she and Tim Walz had been bragging about. Did y'all see that? Where did they go?"
He accused the administration of "cooking the books to hide how bad the economy really is under Kamala Harris."
When discussing Harris' record, Vance claimed that Harris doesn't know what she believes.
"In some ways, I feel bad for Kamala Harris," he said. "... But I'm not sure that this is a woman who knows what she actually believes."
Harris, who laid out hereconomic agenda earlier this month, is still working to define her stances on several key voter issues. The vice president has already distanced herself from some of her former positions laid out in her 2020 presidential bid.
Vance referred back toHarris' remarks at the Democratic National Convention last week, where she said there would be "consequences" putting Trump back into the Oval Office, asking "is she the vice president or the vice principal?"
Later, speaking to reporters, Vance said those Harris comments don't resonate with Americans.
"I don't think that's persuasive to most Americans and warning them about voting for the wrong person is just, I think it's ridiculous," Vance said.
