Mitt Romney railed against Chinese attempts to game trade regulations
during a campaign appearance in Ohio Tuesday, as the Republican
candidate looked to regain footing after a series of discouraging polls
in the crucial swing state.
"People in Ohio can sell products
anywhere, and can compete with anyone in the world. I understand when we
trade and when other nations trade on a fair basis, we will create
jobs. I understand when people cheat that kills jobs. China has cheated.
I will not allow that to continue," Romney said.
Romney went on to criticize China for suppressing the value of its currency and counterfeiting American products.
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