President Joe Biden criticized former President Donald Trump for the failed Foxconn project in Wisconsin, which promised thousands of jobs but never materialized. Biden highlighted a new investment by Microsoft in the same location, crediting his administration’s economic policies.
During his visit to Racine County, Biden slammed Trump’s broken promises and touted the $3.3 billion Microsoft data center that will create jobs. Microsoft President Brad Smith praised Biden’s policies for encouraging such investments.
Biden took aim at Trump’s economic approach and emphasized his commitment to fulfilling promises. Meanwhile, Trump, in Florida, focused on promoting NFTs. Racine County, a critical electoral battleground, holds significance in determining election outcomes.
As Biden intensifies outreach to minority voters, his reelection campaign launched a $14 million ad blitz targeting Trump’s efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act. The campaign aims to establish a strong presence in key states ahead of the election.
Microsoft’s data center construction in Wisconsin signifies a significant investment, providing employment opportunities in the region. While data centers require specialized staff, Microsoft plans to hire around 500 skilled workers for its operations.