President Joe Biden visited Pittsburgh on the second day of his three-day visit to Pennsylvania.
President Joe Biden is on a three-day tour of Pennsylvania. After visiting Scranton and Pittsburgh, he’ll arrive in Philadelphia on Thursday.
Surrounded by people holding United Steelworkers and “Standing with Workers” signs, Scranton-born Biden touted his Pennsylvania connections, saying his love for Pittsburgh goes back to his childhood, when his grandfather would often speak about the city. He said he visited Pittsburgh when he ran for U.S. Senate in Delaware at age 29, and the steelworkers union endorsed him.“I’m president because of you guys, I really am,” he told the crowd.
“I’m not looking for a fight with China,” he said. “I’m looking for competition, but fair competition.”
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