Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz appeared visibly nervous during the first vice presidential debate on October 1st, struggling to find his footing and overcome a shaky start. Body language expert Chris Ulrich noted Walz's use of filler words, increased speech rate, and inability to fully answer questions about past claims, particularly regarding his alleged presence in China during the Tiananmen Square massacre.
Tim Walz got one chance to make a first impression at Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate , and blew it before his opponent,
Ulrich said Walz’s poor opening meant he had to work the rest of the debate at gaining back momentum. Shocking porno allegedly showing Diddy with more famous A-list celeb being 'shopped around': lawyer “The question that tripped him up the most was the Tiananmen Square incident … because he doesn’t truly answer the question,” Ulrich said. “This is something we saw him do before,Walz’ botched opening meant he had to work the rest of the debate at overcoming the initial performance, Ulrich said.The Democratic candidate later grew in confidence when it came to issues “in his wheelhouse” such as abortion and the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, Ulrich said.
“When Vance answers his questions, he was slow, meticulous. He would introduce that he was going to answer the question, and these open gestures were on the beat,” Ulrich said. “So in that way, he came across very confident and poised, and in a way that his boss did not.
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