Gov. Jim Justice Discusses Senate Race Against Glenn Elliott

West Virginia Governor Jim Justice, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, recently shared his thoughts on the upcoming election against Glenn Elliott for Joe Manchin’s Senate seat during an interview with Brian Kilmeade. Justice expressed skepticism about the political viability of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who has been selected as Vice President Kamala Harris's running mate. He criticized the choice, suggesting that Walz's policies are merely a continuation of Harris's agenda and doubted his ability to win even a minor local election in Minnesota. When the conversation shifted to J.D. Vance, Justice acknowledged Vance's potential effectiveness as a Vice President but voiced some reservations about his candidacy. He indicated a preference for other candidates, specifically mentioning Mike Pompeo and Ben Carson as individuals he would have liked to see in the role. Justice's comments reflect a broader concern about the electoral dynamics, suggesting that while Vance may attract certain voters, many of those votes could already be secured by former President Donald Trump. Justice's insights highlight the complexities of the current political landscape, particularly within the Republican Party, as candidates navigate their positions and strategies ahead of the Senate race. His remarks underscore the ongoing debates about candidate selection and the implications for voter support in the upcoming elections.