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Trump, Biden Approach U.S. Job Infrastructure In Vastly Different Plans

Trump, Biden Approach U.S. Job Infrastructure In Vastly Different Plans

President Trump outlines a plan focused on boosting fossil fuels while former Vice President Biden is focused on addressing climate change…

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https://www.npr.org/2020/07/15/891290905/trump-biden-approach-u-s-job-infrastructure-in-vastly-different-plans

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