Arizona, the great battle for the border state

No one has to say it, it’s obvious: dressed in a plaid shirt and jeans, the look of any average cowboy, J.D. Vance is at the border. The long dirt road bordered by “the wall,” the white pickup trucks parked behind him, the rancher and the border agent, both wearing their cowboy hats, complete the scene. On Thursday morning, the Republican vice presidential candidate was in Cochise County, south of Tucson, in the border area of the state of Arizona. It was not by chance.

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