Trump floats manufacturing ambassador, while his Deere tariff threat draws flak from Mark Cuban

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September 24, 2024

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday offered promises to reverse offshoring by U.S. manufacturers, while Democratic rival Kamala Harris’s campaign deployed prominent supporter Mark Cuban to attack the former president’s economic proposals.

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