Trump says Biden plagiarizing his 'Buy American' agenda

President Trump on Friday said Democrat Joseph R.

Trump’s economic plan, a barb that evokes a scandal from the former vice president’s past.

Trump told reporters at the White House.

Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, unveiled his economic plan Thursday, calling for spending $400 billion on a federal “Buy American” program to drive economic demand.

The White House said Mr.

“Yesterday, for all to see … he was plagiarizing Donald Trump — ‘Buy American,’” White House counselor Kellyanne Conway told reporters.

Biden on the plan

She said copying the president’s “Buy American” agenda is “easy to do — President Trump is in charge bringing back manufacturing, bringing about wealth and jobs that were parked overseas because of the Obama-Biden policies and the policies of other presidents.”

“I hope they didn’t spend $1 on focus grouping that, since we already know it’s how this president got elected, to some degree, but it’s not going to fly because Joe Biden has a record, and he should be pressed on that record,” she said

Trump said of his opponent, “He likes plagiarizing