Trump reminds voters of Biden's support for exporting blue collar jobs that Obama said were never coming back

Washington Examiner:
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.
"It’s not that he wants to crush America, but he will — just out of gross incompetence," Trump said.
The North American Free Trade Agreement, which Biden supported when it was approved in 1993, caused the loss of tens of thousands of jobs in the Dayton area, Trump said. Biden, he added, "should be begging for your forgiveness."
Trump pointed to China's entry into the World Trade Organization as "a total catastrophe."
"That's when China started going up like a rocket," he added.
What followed was "nothing short of a blue-collar carnage," Trump said, in a reprise of his populist promise to people delivered on the steps of the Capitol in 2017.
“The choice in November is very simple,” Trump told the crowd. “Whether we lift our nation to soaring heights of new prosperity, or whether we allow Sleepy Joe Biden to shut down the economy. If Biden wins, China wins. If we win, Ohio wins.”
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It is not clear why Biden is polling so well in Ohio.  He really has nothing of value for the state or the country.

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