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Nancy Pelosi Defends Biden’s CHIPS Act, Says Trump ‘Attacked Those Investments
Pelosi defended Biden’s CHIPS Act, touting its impact on U.S. manufacturing and innovation while accusing Trump of attacking key investments.
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