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Biden and Harris Make Joint Campaign Stop in Pittsburgh

Biden and Harris Make Joint Campaign Stop in Pittsburgh

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Harris expressed support for U.S. Steel to remain domestically owned, a stance also taken by Biden, who opposes the company's planned sale to Nippon Steel.

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Joe Biden
Democratic Party
1. There's only one person you have a rational choice with this time – that's Kamala Harris.
2. You made a lot of sacrifices, gave up a lot. The companies were in trouble. Now they are doing incredibly well and guess what? You should be doing incredibly well too.
3. You guys – the UAW – you saved the automobile industry back in 2008 and before.
4. I know her. I trust. The first decision I made as nominee in 2020 was selecting her as my vice president.
5. I have no problem walking the picket line.
6. I'll be on the sidelines, but I'll do everything I can to help.
Kamala Harris
Democratic Party
1. We are so proud to be the most pro-union administration in American history.
2. We celebrate unions because unions helped build America, and unions helped build America's middle class.
3. When union wages go up, everybody's wages go up.
4. I love Labor Day. I love celebrating Labor Day, and Pittsburgh is the cradle of the American labor movement.
5. I won't mention the name of the company, but they go on strike and you say, 'That's OK. You're all gone. You're all gone. So every one of you is gone,' and you are the greatest.
6. The partnership with Nippon Steel, a long-standing investor in the United States from our close ally Japan, will strengthen the American steel industry, American jobs, and American supply chains, and enhance the U.S. steel industry's competitiveness and resilience against China.
7. U.S. Steel should remain American-owned and American-operated, and I will always have the backs of America's steelworkers.
8. Everywhere I go, I tell people, 'Look, you may not be a union member, you'd better thank a union member.
Shawn Fain
United Auto Workers
1. Donald Trump is all talk, and Kamala Harris walks the walk.
Phil Lavelle
Al Jazeera
1. She has to thread this very fine needle between being seen to be associated with Joe Biden, being linked to his perceived achievement… because Joe Biden, remember, was the first president to walk a picket line. He's seen as very pro-union.
2. At the same time, she has to carve out her own direction and be seen as a change candidate, which is what she's trying to project herself as, a candidate for change.

Biden and Harris Make Joint Campaign Stop in Pittsburgh

2024 US Presidential Election

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