Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speaks during the fourth day of the Democratic National Convention, Thursday, Aug. 20, 2020, at the Chase Center in Wilmington, Del. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik) . . .

Pence said he looks forward to debating Kamala Harris, a California senator and Biden’s pick for vice president, calling her a “skilled debater.” He also said Biden’s VP selection affirms that he and the Democratic Party “have been overtaken by the radical left.”

“It is remarkable to think, in the midst of a global pandemic, Joe Biden said the first thing he would do is raise taxes on the American people by $4 trillion,” he said, later adding: “I think the only thing standing in the way of a full and robust American recovery in 2021 is a Joe Biden presidency.” . . .

In doing so, teachers will be prioritized when it comes to the availability of personal protective equipment and support, Pence said.

“We want to get our kids back to school, but we also want teachers to know that we’re going to make the resources available, so that their schools can be a safe environment for them, for all of the faculty and all of the staff that works there.”

He added that services provided to students at school are not limited to only those offered in the classroom.

“There are so many other services that children only receive at school: special needs kids, kids with learning disabilities, nutrition needs that are met for underprivileged kids,” he explained. “It’s right for our kids academically, it’s right for all of their unique needs, especially the vulnerable and under-privileged kids. But for working families, we’ve got to get our kids back to school.”

Pence said next week’s Republican National Convention in North Carolina would include a “great lineup of leaders.”

(Excerpt from Fox Business. Article by Stephanie Pagones. Photo Credit: Getty Images.)

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