The candidates didn’t seem concerned about Trump taking credit for the strong economy. DemDebates
Aren’t the Democratic White House hopefuls worried about how President Donald Trump can take credit for the strong U.S. economy?
“With regard to the economy, I can hardly wait to have that debate with him. Where I come from, the neighborhoods I come from, they’re in real trouble — working-class people, middle-class people,” said former Vice President Joe Biden, who is leading the Democratic field in national polls. Earlier in the debate, billionaire Tom Steyer emphasized that Trump is “going to run on the economy,” and he said the Republican president is telling voters that the Democrats are “going to destroy the economy in 15 minutes if they get in control.” Steyer then noted that he spent 30 years building a business into a big international operation.
“You demoted me. I was actually an associate, but that’s OK,” responded Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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