Biden tackles Trump and touts economic progress in Milwaukee visit
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The trip was designed to spotlight a surge in federal assistance for Black-owned firms during Biden's term and to highlight his administration's efforts to ramp up investment in distressed communities.
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President Joe Biden will use a visit to Milwaukee to highlight a surge in federal support for Black and Latino-owned businesses. Under Biden, the Small Business Administration says it has
Wisconsin was among the most competitive states in Biden's 2020 election win over former President Donald Trump and will likely be key to his reelection hopes in 2024.
The trip was designed to spotlight a surge in federal assistance for Black-owned firms during Biden's term and to highlight his administration's efforts to ramp up investment in distressed communities.
President Joe Biden took his reelection tour to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he argued that his economic policies are helping stand up small businesses in minority communities.
Wisconsin was among the most competitive states in Biden's 2020 election win over former President Donald Trump and will likely be key to his reelection hopes in 2024.
President Joe Biden will travel to Milwaukee, Wis., to highlight the growth of Black business ownership under his administration, and to call attention to federal investments in Black-owned firms to remove lead pipes.
