Maybe the most relevant economic component of Prez Trump's recent Kansas visit . . .
Trump spoke in Wichita, Kansas, where Bombardier employs 1,500 workers. Trump's threats in September prompted calls to the White House from Kansas lawmakers including Republican Senator Roger Marshall, who is facing a tough re-election bid.
"I'm going to be helping a certain air company get themselves straightened away... I'll be helping them because I always viewed them as a Canadian company," Trump said. "But now I find out they have a presence here, and we're not hurting them if they're in Kansas. So we'll take care of those people and the jobs."
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Trump Says in Kansas He Does Not Plan to Hurt Bombardier
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