President Joe Biden spoke at the United Steel Workers headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA, assuring union workers that tariffs on China will save union jobs.
“The backbone of America has a steel spine,” Biden said. “We’re investing in American workers again.”
Biden also said his administration would begin investigating Chinese anti-competitive practices in the shipbuilding industry. Biden said that Trump and MAGA Republicans in Congress want to increase tariffs on “all imports from all countries that could badly hurt American consumers.”
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