Biden Decision on US Steel Deal Followed Divide in His Orbit
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50% : The departments of State, Defense and Treasury believed mitigation was possible and ultimately that there could be a way for the deal to proceed, people familiar with the Cfius deliberations said.31% : Trump hasn't commented on Biden's decision.
30% : This was all playing out around a US presidential election, at that time a rematch between Trump and Biden, and the steel fight was centered in Pennsylvania, the most critical of swing states and Biden's birthplace, where he says he developed his affinity for union workers.
20% : Donald Trump went further, saying in January 2024 that if re-elected he would "block it instantaneously."
20% : One major political figure stopped short of joining Biden, Trump and the union in blasting the deal: Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, one of the Democratic Party's rising stars.
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