President Trump is campaigning on the roaring economy. Here's how Democrats plan to stop him.
"We took a big mirror and projected Trump's face on it and said to voters, look at how grotesque it is, look at how despicable it is, and we never really turned the mirrors around to focus on what's actually going on in peoples’ communities," said Bradley Beychok, the president of the Democratic super PAC American Bridge.
"If you look at the Democrats who are running for president right now, these folks have started talking about how working families are being left behind," he said."They want to hear how you're going to help them and benefit them on a day-to-day level." For instance, in 2017 he traveled to Youngstown, Ohio, to assure voters he would revive the struggling manufacturing sector and"Those jobs have left Ohio — they're all coming back. They’re all coming back,” Trump told a cheering crowd."Don't move. Don't sell your house.
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