CLEVELAND, Ohio: Rivals Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump sprinted out of the campaign blocks Monday to begin their two-month dash to the US presidential election, descending on Ohio as ground zero of their 2016 battle.
The candidates used Labor Day—the traditional launch of the home stretch of the presidential campaign—to push their arguments that they would be best for working-class Americans.
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