Joe Biden speaks during his presidential election campaign while making a stop in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sept. 30, 2020.Like so many presidents and candidates in the past century, Joe Biden and his strategists selected Pittsburgh to make a statement designed to appeal to America’s workers.
TV sportscasters week after week. That was the image that former president Donald Trump summoned when he explained his 2017 decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement. Indeed, the mix of manufacturing and technology that now is the heart of the Pittsburgh economy is at the heart of the plan that the President will lay out in a city whose 446 bridges – the most of any city in the world – are rusted and deteriorating.
Both presidents Barack Obama and Mr. Trump hoped that an infrastructure offensive would win bipartisan support, but little came of their efforts. The Biden administration believes its infrastructure program will finally prove that both parties can work together, at least for something benefiting Americans in every congressional district.“Roads, railways, rebuilding them – that’s not a partisan issue,” Ms. Biden’s press secretary Jen Psaki said last week.
Many of those are being engineered and produced in Pittsburgh today and are rendering the old image of the steelworker obsolete.
I think Biden should take a course on economics as he is killing the stock markets
Was this the speach he was talking about at the presser when he was asked about gun control lol
What the hell is wrong With Globe and Mail? Pittsburgh hasn't been a steel city in many years. there use to be over a 100 steel plants In the Pittsburgh, now I think there is only one. Pittsburgh is actually a high tech city this day in age.