The candidates for Senate in Michigan and Kansas went head to head in debates last night with less than two weeks until Election Day.
\n\nVance paused his remarks at a campaign rally in North Platte, Nebraska, as an attendee in the crowd behind the vice president experienced a medical emergency.
\n\n"Looks like we got a medical issue, everybody. So let’s just say a prayer and hope everybody’s okay," the vice president said then stopped his remarks.
\n\nHe then called for a doctor to attend to the woman who was being fanned by rally-goers with posters.
\n\nVance led the room in prayer and then went into the crowd to speak to the woman as medical personnel helped her.
\n\nEventually, he returned to the stage briefly and said, "Praised be to God, she's doing fine."
\n\nVance said that officials may want to remove her to an ambulance and that it was her first political rally. He concluded his remarks, saying, "The best way that we can repay her is one by letting her get out of here to focus on her health, and No. 2, by electing Pete Ricketts."
\n\nRicketts is running for re-election against independent Dan Osborn. The Cook Political Report…
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