Former President Donald Trump warned at a Pennsylvania event that energy jobs in the state will be destroyed if Vice President Kamala Harris is elected president. He emphasized the importance of pro-American energy policy, citing Nick Staffieri, a farmer who relies on his energy job to support his family farm.
Former President Donald Trump said Monday at an event in Smithton, Pennsylvania , that energy jobs in the state will plummet if he is not elected president.
“My wife and I are both energy workers. So, with the energy transition in Pennsylvania, our focus and our ability to take our financial resources and put those back into the farm has been tremendous,” he explained. Trump emphasized that if Vice President Kamala Harris is elected president, then energy jobs in the state will be destroyed.
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