Donald Trump During a campaign rally in Savannah, Georgia, former President Donald Trump laid out his economic vision, emphasizing the need to bring jobs back to the United States and rebuild the nation's manufacturing sector. His speech centered on his plans to revive the American economy, especially focusing on the auto industry and ensuring American companies stay competitive. Trump highlighted the issue of American companies being sold off to foreign nations, citing examples such as GE Appliances and IBM being sold to China, and U.S. Steel being sold to Japan. He expressed his determination to stop this trend, stating, "We’re not going to let it happen. We’ll build it up, we’ll make it strong." The core of his plan revolves around reversing job outsourcing and bringing foreign jobs to the United States. Trump declared, "Under my leadership, we are going to take other countries' jobs... We're going to take their factories, and we had it really rocking fo...
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