Trump vows to reverse ‘blue-collar carnage’ in Ohio

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President Trump took aim at the “economic treachery” of his Democratic opponent Joe Biden, blasting the former vice president for the loss of thousands of jobs in Ohio while touting his own “America First” trade agenda.

In a speech in Dayton on “Fighting for the American Worker,” his first of two events in Ohio on Monday, Trump accused Biden of being “a die-hard globalist” who inflicted “terrible damage” on Ohio’s economy during his years in Washington.

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