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WILKES-BARRE &mdash; The Biden Campaign early today issued a statement on Vice President Mike Pence&rsquo;s Visit to Luzerne County.
				Biden for President &#8203;Deputy Campaign Manager and Communications Director Kate Bedingfield &#8203;released the following statement:
				&ldquo;It&rsquo;s deeply cynical that Mike Pence is choosing to brand this event as one for &lsquo;workers,&rsquo; considering the Trump-Pence Administration has been one of the most anti-worker and anti-union administrations in modern history.
				&ldquo;Northeastern Pennsylvanians know that at every opportunity &mdash; from the 2017 tax bill to COVID-19 relief &mdash; the Trump-Pence White House has actively chosen to pad the pockets of wealthy Republican donors and rich CEOs while neglecting working Pennsylvanians.
				&ldquo;Pennsylvanians deserve a champion for working families as their President, and Scranton-native Joe Biden will be that President.&rdquo;
				Vice President Pence will be in Exeter this afternoon at Kuharchik Construction Co. on Schooley Avenue. The vice president is scheduled to speak at 2:30 p.m. to advocate for President Donald J. Trump&rsquo;s pro-growth, pro-jobs agenda.

Biden campaign issues statement on Pence visit