'The way you work your way through a cold war is you win it economically,' the GOP presidential candidate said.
Burgum, a relative unknown in the crowded GOP presidential field, has gone on an ad blitz in key early voting states like Iowa and New Hampshire.titled “Why.” Burgum highlighted U.S.-China relations as a key pillar of his campaign.
On Sunday, the multimillionaire ex-software executive also knocked former President Donald Trump, telling NBC’s Chuck Todd he would not do business with the GOP front-runner. When Todd pressed him on why, Burgum replied: “I just think that it’s important that you’re judged by the company you keep.” “My position is that I support the Dobbs decision, and this is the decision that should be left to the states,” Burgum said. “And what’s going to pass in North Dakota is not ever going to pass in California and New York, and wouldn’t even pass in the state of Minnesota. … That’s why I’m on the record saying that I would not sign a federal abortion ban.”
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