Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday were in battleground states each must win to become president, as the nominees clashed over their visions for managing the economy.
A main theme from the White House hopefuls all week has been U.S. manufacturing, with Harris on Wednesday pitching a “pragmatic” approach and Trump a day earlier vowing a “manufacturing renaissance.”
Before Harris appeared Wednesday at the Economic Club of Pittsburgh, her campaign aides issued a memo amid calls for her to explain her approach to managing the economy. The missive promised she would “pursue practical, realistic solutions, instead of being bound by ideology.”
