“Many workers are earning less money in real dollars than they were in 1970,” Mr. Trump said. The issue of trade particularly hurt Mrs. Clinton in the primary in Michigan, which is heavily reliant on manufacturing jobs. Praising the company for being at the front line of a potential “manufacturing renaissance,” Mrs. Clinton criticized Mr. Trump for taking a dark view of America’s potential. But she did contrast her specific promises with those Mr. Trump offered on Monday. “This is personal for me,” Mrs. Clinton said.

Source: New York Times August 11, 2016 11:01 UTC