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With the debut of Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential candidate, Pennsylvania voters are rethinking Donald Trump's views on women under the influence of his running mate, J.D. Vance. Vance's 2021 comments that childless Americans have no interest in the country's future have resurfaced, stoking consternation among voters and reigniting concerns about Trump's stance on women's issues. Trump's decision to pick Vance has fueled debate over the former president's past comments about women and his position on abortion. Voters expressed concern about Vance's traditional views on marriage and his opposition to abortion, including cases of rape and incest. The controversy has led to renewed scrutiny of Trump's judgment and his history of controversial statements about women. While Trump has defended Vance as a family man, the media has highlighted Vance's criticism of childless Americans and Harris' track record. Vance's remarks not only

The selection of J.D. Vance as Donald Trump's vice-presidential running mate has caused serious concern throughout Europe. Fears that a second Trump term could disrupt transatlantic security and erode support for Ukraine have European leaders bracing for potential geopolitical changes. Impact on transatlantic relations Trump's selection of J.D. Vance, a noted isolationist, has heightened fears that his administration may prioritize a protectionist "America First" policy. This change could weaken NATO and transatlantic security, leading to higher tariffs and less support for Ukraine, the Financial Times reports. Rob Johnson, a former director of the UK Ministry of Defence, warned: “If Trump continues with Vance's policies, we could see the dismantling of NATO, or at least a significant reduction in US leadership. This will be a signal for Russia to strengthen its power. aggressively, potentially leading to a dark period for Europe." Reaction of European leader