CLEVELAND: 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 two candidates used the Labor Day holiday -- 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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