While Kamala Harris continues to shirk sit-down interviews with the mainstream media, JD Vance has proven he can easily take them on — no teleprompter necessary — and especially when it’s a leftist establishment. Which is why Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” is sharing some impressive clips of Vance challenging CNN’s Dana Bash on Kamala’s VP pick, Tim Walz. Bash began to defend Walz’s National Guard service, telling JD Vance that Walz was unaware they were to deploy to Iraq when he filed his election paperwork. “He retired two months before they actually got the paperwork,” Bash claimed. “But on CNN last night, Dana, one of the people who was actually in charge of him said they knew they were going to deploy to Iraq in fall of 2004. So he knew he was going to Iraq. He decided to quit, to retire, whatever word you want to use,” Vance fired back, “Because he wanted to run for Congress.” “He lied about that. He said that when he decided to retire, he did not know that he was going to Iraq. That is another untruth, as even his senior military officer said. So, again, I’m not criticizing the service, I’m criticizing the dishonesty. Dishonesty spoken in favor and for the purpose of political benefit.” While Bash remained silent, Vance kept going — this time calling Kamala’s judgment into question. “Why did Kamala Harris choose a person who has lied about their military service? I think that is a serious lapse in judgment, and I don’t want to hear from a campaign spokesperson of Kamala Harris, I want to hear Kamala Harris herself address what I just said,” he said. “When you ask why has Kamala Harris allowed the border to be wide open? Why is Kamala Harris supporting policies that have promoted the increase in inflation? I think it goes to the heart of her judgment.” Want more from Dave Rubin?To enjoy more honest conversations, free speech, and big ideas with Dave Rubin, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

The Republican National Committee has filed a lawsuit against Detroit, Michigan, after the city allegedly failed to appoint enough Republican poll workers in accordance with state law.Back in May, Paula Gnacke-Nemeth, then the chair of the Wayne 12th Congressional District, submitted to Detroit city clerk Janice Winfrey a list of 675 Republicans interested in serving as poll workers — sometimes referred to as election inspectors — in Detroit, the lawsuit filed last week said.'Detroit’s failure to hire Republican poll workers is the kind of bad-faith Democrat interference that drives down faith in elections.'A month later, members of the Election Commission released the names and party affiliations of all hired poll workers. Of the 675 names Gnacke-Nemeth submitted, just 52 had been appointed to serve for the state primary in August, the lawsuit claimed.According to the Center Square, Detroit has more than 500 election precincts, but only 335 of them provided information about poll workers as required by law. Of those 335 precincts that complied with the law, at least 202 "did not have any Republican election inspectors," the RNC's lawsuit stated.Michigan law also requires that city election officials hire an "equal number, as nearly as possible," of poll workers from the two major political parties.The city allegedly hired some 250 additional Republicans, the RNC said, bringing the total to 310 Republican poll workers. However, the RNC also claimed that those 250 additional Republicans were not nominated by the party.Meanwhile, the city appointed more than 2,300 Democrat poll workers, meaning that the ratio of Democrat poll workers to Republican was about 7:1, the RNC alleged.Through the lawsuit, the RNC demands that Detroit hire more Republican election inspectors and "correct" the "imbalance" between the parties so as to "ensure that November’s election adheres to the legal requirements for balanced party representation," the RNC said in a press release."Detroit’s failure to hire Republican poll workers is the kind of bad-faith Democrat interference that drives down faith in elections. The RNC is bringing suit to remedy this completely unacceptable breach of public trust, and our unprecedented election integrity campaign will continue to fight in Michigan and nationwide to protect the rights of every voter to have fair, accurate, secure, and transparent elections," said a joint statement from RNC Chairman Michael Whatley and RNC Co-Chair Lara Trump."Every single Michigander should have full confidence in the integrity of our elections and the security of their vote, and shady actions like refusing to hire an equal number of Republican poll workers has the opposite effect. This suit will help protect our right to free, fair, and transparent elections," said a statement from Michigan GOP Chairman Pete Hoekstra.The Detroit Free Press left messages for city clerk Winfrey; Mary Sheffield, who runs the Election Commission; and corporation counsel Conrad Mallett.The office of Mayor Mike Duggan (D) said: "The Law Department is not commenting on this pending litigation."The RNC previously sued the city of Flint for allegedly violating state election laws, but that suit was dismissed.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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