Trump's visit comes as the Biden campaign launches its first ad against him, highlighting his anti-worker record.
adding that it was “nothing more than a PR stunt” designed to “distract and gaslight” workers.
In 2016, Trump promised auto workers at campaign stops in Michigan that they wouldn’t lose jobs under his administration’s watch. Less than one year into his term, however, auto companies announcedBiden’s campaign has responded to Trump’s planned speech by noting that, as president, Trump took far more actions to benefit wealthy Americans than he did the average worker. The campaign launched its first attack ad against the likely GOP nominee on Wednesday, targeting Michigan voters.
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