Peter Schorsch
Democrats at their national convention are going after Donald Trump‘s business record.
Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania is questioning where the Republican presidential nominee’s products were made.
Here’s what Casey says: “Dress shirts — Bangladesh. Furniture —Turkey. Picture frames — India. Wine glasses —Slovenia. Neck ties — China.”
He adds, “Why would Donald Trump make his products in every corner of the globe but not in Altoona, Erie or here in Philadelphia?”
And Sen. Kristen Gillibrand of New York recalls Trump’s comments about U.S. wages being too high.
She says Democrat Hillary Clinton “knows that in the richest country in the world, it’s unacceptable that a mom with two kids working full time still lives in poverty.”
