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This is planet MOneY from NPR.
Being vice president is a pretty sweet gig.
You get free housing, access to a plane.
You get to vote in Congress, but only when the vote really matters.
It's kind of like being president, but way, way less pressure.
And because of that, normally we do not care that much about what any given vice president thinks.
But this is not a normal year.
There's a vice president running for president, and I don't think I'm going out on a limb here in this very close race.
It just seems like the VP picks, they really matter because their place on the ticket says something about where each party is headed.
Hello and welcome to planet money.
I'm Nick Fountain.
Today on the show, we're gonna dig deep into the economic thinking of both campaign's vice presidential picks, JD Vance and Tim Walls.
Where did they come from economically?
Where do they stick to partnerships, party orthodoxy?
And more interestingly, where do they buck the trend?
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