Trump touts economic wins in battleground states — like a $54 billion Alaskan pipeline — as the midterms draw closer
Trump touts economic wins in battleground states — like a $54 billion Alaskan pipeline — as the midterms draw closer. President Donald Trump is spending time this week talking up big job-creating projects in battleground states.
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