Donald Trump's running mate received a stark lesson in MSNBC's post-vice presidential debate analysis.

Some say this single moment is "disqualifying" for the GOP vice presidential nominee.

The Minnesota governor pushed back on the question's framing and defended his state's record on abortion legislation.

The former president was mocked as "afraid" over the reason.

The Battle of the Midwestern Nice Guys saw two different versions of "nice," among other things.

Not only did the Ohio Republican duck questions about mass deportations and abortion bans, but he wouldn’t say if Joe Biden won in 2020.

The only subjects that seemed to animate the coup-attempting former president were abortion and the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol he incited.

The vice presidential nominee also refused to say whether he thought Donald Trump had won the 2020 election.

"Christ have mercy," the Ohio senator said in response to the Minnesota governor's story.

The subtle fashion statement, seen in quick flashes on the screen, appeared to be a nod to Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris.