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Viral Post Calls Real Reason JD Vance 'Won' Debate 'His Indian Wife'

A viral tweet hilariously “exposed” JD Vance’s secret debate weapon! After the first – and probably only – debate between Tim Walz and the Ohio Senator before the presidential election, an X post took the internet by storm. It puts a fun twist on Vance's strong debate skills and attributes them to the lively discussions he has at home. With over a million views and thousands of reshares, the post suggests that his Indian lawyer Usha Chilukuri and her profession could be just what he did for some great debates!

Minnesota Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz and his wife Gwen Walz (R) hug as Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) and his wife Usha Vance (Getty Images via AFP)

The internet knows Vance is so good at debating

An X account named Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq., known for his witty comments, quipped on Lawyer every day.”

The tweet quickly went viral, with social media users joining in to voice their opinions on the playful nod. While the debate was close, CBS News reported that 42% of viewers believed Vance won, compared to 41% who sided with Walz.

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Fans of the tweet are now calling the Indian-American lawyer the real MVP behind Vance's debate performance! A user of

“I would like to see JD Vance debate Kamala Harris,” another added, noting that it would be interesting to see him face an opponent who, like his wife, has Indian roots. A third commenter noted: “Indian wife and a Harvard educated lawyer? Hahaha! An Indian lawyer at that! He practices so much!” Epic! Why did you reveal his secret?

Who won the vice president debate between Vance and Walz?

The debate was notable for its focus on substantive issues, a sharp contrast to the previous presidential debate between Harris and Trump, which was dominated by personal attacks. The senator was quite outspoken about how he had always criticized Donald Trump and admitted he was actually wrong, but dodged any questions about Trump's claims that Biden stole the 2020 election.

Both candidates spoke about abortion, with Walz sticking to his record as governor of Minnesota and Vance trying to find a middle ground consistent with Trump's views during his campaign. Trump then said on Truth Social that he would definitely veto a nationwide abortion ban, reversing his previous views.

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When asked whether they would support a surprise attack by Israel on Iran, both candidates spoke about how important it is for Israel to defend itself, without giving a clear answer. While Helene addressed the devastating storm, the vice presidents even had different opinions on climate change and how to combat climate change.

The candidates agreed that the number of illegal immigrants in the United States is a problem, but each blamed the opposing presidential candidate. Overall, both Vance and Walz improved their public image, as more viewers expressed a positive opinion of Vance after the debate than before.

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