Trump Has Always Despised Working Class People

[@AgitpropPsyop]

It’s crazy how the media will try to flip it around and say “aren’t you harming the economy?” as CEOs rake in billions. They should feel embarrassed to even ask that question.

[@firefox1234ize]

Corporate media is there to gaslight us.

[@phanatic215]

Companies had record profits over the pandemic while regular people suffered.

[@basquat76]

Well a journalist has to ask those questions cause it gives the guy a chance to explain why that isn't the case. When it's an anchor or pundit saying it without anyone to counter it it's a problem.

[@michaelbeaster2921]

Idk I think the question does have to be asked though. The stock market has tanked since the strikes started and the 99% of America that isn't involved in auto manufacturing (and also haven't seen proper wage increases in years) suffers as a result. Are the CEOs greedy? Of course...I doubt anyone is lining up to throw a CEO celebration party. But the demands of the UAW are also a little excessive. Calling 25-30 dollars an hour plus better than average benefits slave labor is kind of tone deaf to the rest of the blue collar country.

[@sierrarmcclain]

I get what you’re saying. It’s pretty shitty to ask the workers, because it looks like they’re blaming the workers. But if they asked the CEOs, the CEOs would control the narrative and blame it on the workers. By asking the workers, they could tell what is actually happening.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

I've read Trump's record on Labor & Unions. & nobody can say Trump stands with Unions & Working-class Americans with a straight face.

[@Cryptum404]

That’s a bold statement

[@elpatudo3670]

​@@Cryptum404 that is a statement of fact.

[@Ellieempress]

Absolutely, he doesn’t support anything of anyone who can’t line his pockets.

[@blatantanarchist]

He is a billionaire. There is no such thing as an ethical billionaire. Every last one of them has gotten wealthy off of the backs of workers and tax payers.

[@nedzed3663]

​@Cryptum404 How is it a "bold statement" when he's been showing the public this for decades before he conned a bunch of degenerate silly people into electing him as president

[@johnwhite7218]

The whole “workers are tanking the company!” is so telling of these people’s motives. The company does great, yay! That’s why the ceo deserves millions, because they did it all themselves. Company does bad? It’s entirely those dirty workers fault. Garbage take by garbage people

[@jakeyt2866]

Yep is like when the army wins the Generals are responsible, when they lose its the soldiers fault lol😅 can't make this shit up.

[@Cnichal]

These fools really believe that they are blessing us with their presence, and we are failing to appreciate it. I just wish Biden was this strong, back win the RWU was struggling 😕

[@resolving_boris]

The unions want 3% then 4%... yeah Donny Boy. It's called cost of living!

[@Redonepunch]

During The Apprentice, he was at my uncle’s work place taking photos and signing autographs. My uncle is a union maintenance engineer at a high rise building. He went to talk to him and get a photo with him for my cousin and Trump looked him down and saw that he was wearing his work clothes and just walked away. He told me this story recently. He’s never cared about working people.

[@bonniejosavland3227]

Did you see him at SC golf course last week & he was so bored with the old white men & signing the teen tee shirt 👚 on her tiny boob😢😮

[@rp7r54]

trump NEVER DID CARE.

[@janerkenbrack3373]

When working class people say that Trump would be a better President for the middle class, they don't know who the middle class is, and they don't know where Trump benefits are actually going.

[@stephj9378]

Who benefits? Who benefits from Biden's policies ? No one.

[@hks2377]

I remember how hard my husband & I laughed when Mitt Romney said middle class is 200- 250K🤦‍♀️He eventually stood up to Trump, but the corporate establishment he’s part of, paved the way for a poser populist like Trump, by undermining all the things that built the middle class, from education to unions😤

[@stephj9378]

@@hks2377 Why is he a poser?

[@jwomackandcheese73]

It's because they don't see themselves as below Trump and people like him. They don't think Trump or other corporate entities look down on them as ants they have to pay. The complete lack of awareness would be funny if it wasn't so sad.

[@xtinkerbellax3]

I remember hearing a woman, who didn't work, whose husband made less than 50k a year, saying they were "high middle class". These people have delusions of grandeur.

[@janerkenbrack3373]

The biggest thing that is happening in the labor sphere is extremely momentous for democracy. Having a pro-union, pro-worker President at the same time that unions are growing in power, is showing Americans all across the country that the People have the power, so long as we stick together and recognize who the bad guys are.

[@joshshultz1250]

Hold on now... What Biden is currently during is great and all but let's not forget he shut down the rail workers strike. He's not this big 'pro-union' president.

[@SixStringHarmonies]

These companies could give every single worker another $35k per year, and only reduce profits by 15%. _Based on the $33B in "Big 3" profits already this year._ The greed in this country is grotesque. What's more disturbing is the worship of it on a level akin to any of the world's major religions. Greed is preached in schools, homes and CHURCHES. Greed is applauded, it's honored and rewarded. It's the paramount virtue in American society.

[@stephj9378]

Trump made a great point. The union will/could cease to exist in a few years due to crazy lefty policies. As in pushing electric vehicles. Forcing the public to give up fossil fuels . This will collapse the fossil driven vehicle market. Trump's right about a lot.

[@jakeyt2866]

As Bill Clinton said " greed is good" greed is now a religion

[@xtinkerbellax3]

Yep, it permeates all through our culture, it disgusts me.

[@Toneloke-3000]

Every American lives under the delusion that their one "lucky break" away from becoming rich😂

[@miskatonic_alumni]

One nation under Mammon, with liberty and justice for those who can afford them.

[@the_travelingbreeze]

Trump was always a blue collar worker after he asked his dad for a small loan of a million dollars. /sarcasm

[@Ellieempress]

😂😂definitely sarcasm.

[@toneyingram732]

Couldn't be a union worker he was working illegal immigrants on his property at Mar-A-Lago

[@buckchile614]

7 mil in today's dollars

[@dthomas9230]

@@buckchile614 His dad bought millions of chips at his failed casinos and didn't cash out. Opening a casino next to your own is called cannibalism. "I like to see my name" He used junk bonds at 13% interest since banks wouldn't touch it.

[@Dr.Thirteen-bb1ub]

Trump was basically a human piggy bank for his father.

[@cbbcbb6803]

Didn't Trump, years ago, say something like Americans were paid too much?

[@Ellieempress]

Yes he did . He wants us paid like the slaves in countries where his Trump merchandise is made where there are little to no labor protection laws.

[@andu1854]

Yes he did…

[@IanMcGarrett]

His disdain for workers matches his disdain for truth.

[@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp]

Could you please have the courtesy to say who you are referring to in an intellectually profound conclusion? I take it for granted that you are talking about yourself.

[@user-pq5kg7tr5p]

It is like the corporate favoring media don't get the UAW leader is LOOKING for them to ask dumb questions. Guy is a real gem for labor.

[@tastethejace]

Trump's never worked a day in his life.

[@TheRealLesterGreen]

That makes him smart

[@Artwithpurpose]

@@TheRealLesterGreensomething in those silver spoons man. 🤣🤣

[@Ellieempress]

@@TheRealLesterGreenobviously not because he can’t appreciate and respect any business he owns , which is why he’s constantly claiming bankruptcy and being sued . Not very smart.

[@TheRealLesterGreen]

@@Ellieempress He seems to be living pretty well

[@ewellfaul7026]

@@TheRealLesterGreen Have u seen the news lately?! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! I may just yet get my wish of seeing donboy selling pencil erasers and shoestrings from a drop cart on 5th Ave!!!

[@MrMarinus18]

3:25 One thing I would like more focus on is on consumer rights. Many car companies are really starting to encroach on consumer rights.

[@-suphur]

Trump, a suposed billionaire, complaining about how much he is paying someone. Sounds legit.

[@ziroth12]

Whether or not he has billions is irrelevant. This is how the ultra-wealthy think across the board.

[@-suphur]

@@ziroth12 My point is his wealth, other than what was handed to him, was dependent on those workers that he is bitching about. The topic is about trump, though I don't disagree about the ultra wealthy.

[@samuelvimes5770]

I remember him bragging about not paying his contractors & the crowds at his rallies loved it

[@Ellieempress]

@@samuelvimes5770because his crowds are to blind and deaf due to the bigotry in their heads drowning all else out .

[@blahpunk1]

He's complaining about yearly 1 and 2 percent raises. He's not even keeping up with inflation at that rate.

[@daibar]

The car companies really screwed up when they threatened to move jobs overseas, freeing Dark Brandon from his shackles!

[@Rjd-o2p]

He despises the working class because they didn't donate to his criminal organization

[@maes2644]

Calling Trump pro labor is like calling Musk pro free speech

[@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp]

And if you disagree with such a statement - that means, you are not exactly Einstein. And this is the most polite comparison I could come up with. Want to keep it clean.

[@Jay32954]

@@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp Musk is super pro-censorship. Every free speech warrior is a hypocrite at the end of the day.

[@EpicAlcatraz99]

Trump fed family's for decades. Paid men and women on a payroll for for 40 years. Put food on peoples tables. What has biden done other than put black men in prison for doing drugs that Clinton gave em

[@paulroyle-grimes]

Fun fact - teachers get a 3-6% cost of living increase every 6-8 years. So less than 1% a year.

[@Mlaprades]

He wasn't lying.. 15 to 20 years ago I could not imagine paying $100,000 for flipping pickup truck.. or SUV?

[@joe718gt4]

Or 50K Civics and Integras

[@actual_nonsense]

Leave them in the lot to rot.

[@dthomas9230]

@@actual_nonsense I quit driving 14 years ago in a town with bike paths and walking distance to trains and buses. No car insurance, parking fees, or gas inflation. Plus, walking keeps the spondylosis intact.

[@jakelong6860]

Before these contract talks.

[@actual_nonsense]

I am envious. My crappy town is not built for humans to live in without a parasitic car dragging us down. Never buying a new one is the best I can manage for now. @@dthomas9230

[@sofiecarr249]

Greedy Trump hates union workers. Think of the many small building contractors, electricians and employees that he cheated and refused to pay for work at his casinos and hotels. Vote💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@rp7r54]

trump HAS A LONG HISTORY OF NOT PAYING HIS BILL.

[@Contextualiser16-tn8nd]

Hillary Clinton literally laid it out during the first debate and yet the media handed the election to him

[@evangiles4403]

And that is why he didn't want a jury because the whole state hates him

[@actual_nonsense]

My favorite thing about Trump is that he is both old and mortal. Any day now...

[@willscanlon9843]

Nobody deserves to die. I hope we can be better than this.

[@Bluespower1792]

You sure he's mortal? His doctor said he could live to be 200 on his diet of cheeseburgers and diet coke....

[@jklinders]

@@willscanlon9843 Death comes to everyone. It's not like he is saying that someone should kill him.

[@rini6]

That crestor is working too well.

[@jenniferb.9404]

@@willscanlon9843 Except Trump...he really does. We're ALL going to die someday, its not about "deserving" to die Geesh.

[@MIKELIN8]

Unfortunately, this is the new American Business model: overpay the executives, and blame high prices on the workers.

[@SeeStuDo]

Sam, you’re missing out on Union Identity and how the UAW has watched Michigan go “right to work”, and seen Starbucks and Amazon workers rise up as well as the Writers Strike. Auto workers started looking around and remembering what Union power could do, and remembered THEY started it. Michigan birthed Unions. The UAW wants to reclaim that identity.

[@LostintheTwilightZone]

Actually the unions were born by mine workers across the nations.......

[@bdelphan]

"Making more than the people who own the company". Jesus. You hear business owners say this nonsense all the time.

[@alexpkeaton4471]

Inheritance = free stuff

[@marvinmartin4692]

You will see if you seriously research it. That most of these billionaires have come from big money already! Gates, musk,Koch, and all the rest, came from money! These are not self made men! They are entitled rich boys!

[@traceyforrest4193]

I think Britain's union leader, Mick Lynch, has been a great model for union talking points.

[@mrdaveythebaby]

He's got great cutthrough and he wont be taken off point.

[@dansegelov305]

Mick Lynch is a rockstar

[@katelynmeaghan3410]

Basically the MSM is like "Aren't we worried about how helping the bottom-80% is going to hurt the standard of living of the top-20%?" It's always "If we pay workers more then privileged suburbanites are going to have to pay more for their shit!"

[@bullrott871]

A CEO's brain would literally kill itself if it started making decisions about how big of a bonus or how much of a pay increase should be given to workers if they came anywhere close to infringing on the stratosphere of CEO pay. Plus, the one thing that the Small Business Administration harps on is a good business model. Gotta have a good business model. Apparently a living wage isn't one of the check boxes in the Corporation model.

[@Jin420]

Anyone that knows any history on drumpf should know that. The length of time he took to pay the undocumented workers back in the 80's should've been enough.. but I guess I was wrong -- REALLY WRONG. Hope people know better this time around. 💯

[@tylerhackner9731]

Always has, always will. No friend of working people

[@bonniejosavland3227]

H3ll he doesn’t even pay his workers 😳😬

[@lduff155]

Surprise. Both parties despise working class people.

[@hemeoncn]

Not only the gross increase in CEO pay, what about the pay increase for the executives at the auto makes. How much did their pay increase for the presidents and numerous vice presidents?

[@theresaskala4492]

Sam, I'm SEIU2015 in CA. We are in contract negotiations. Biden helped all unions when he stepped out on the picket line for the auto workers. Thank you, Uncle Joe!

[@servel2]

Crazy thing is, every single company that gives out a bonus just turns around and claims it on their tax returns. So either you pay your workforce or the government and they still complain like Trump did.

[@joshshultz1250]

And on top of that if there is a COL adjustment that bonus doesn't get included in the increase...

[@diytwoincollege7079]

Yes, most of us working class people know this. The problem is, we don’t have time to answer pollsters because we are at work

[@NightMystique13]

Seniors have the time and are most likely to vote conservative.

[@johnmartin4641]

Pollsters don’t only poll the unemployed and retired. I don’t know where you got that from, but that’s not true.

[@Mikesniezek]

Don't vote for aunt Donald.

[@ziff_1]

Seeing that 2008 clip, it's stunning how much Trump has declined cognitively even since then.

[@halinaqi2194]

Its what happens when you get old, the brain just starts losing functionality. Honestly, I'm more surprised of old people who are literate and well put together. We honestly should be putting younger people in important positions of power since they have more of a reason to care about the world than old people who will kick the bucket soon.

[@Pete_xp]

He's been on repeat for the last 8 years

[@thescoobymike]

@@Pete_xphe’s been on repeat forever. Saw a clip from him on 9/11/2001 talking about an “amazing phone call” he had with someone where he said he has the tallest building in New York again

[@Zarggg]

*I'm* stunned how much *I* have declined cognitively since 2008

[@msaldana8142]

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[@amelliamendel2227]

The CEO got those raises for finding new better ways of screwing the workers and the customers, if anyone needed that pointed out.

[@MrRoundel]

The automakers, as well as other corporate businesses, have had years to share some of the wealth created mostly on the backs of workers, but they have been unwilling to share increasing profits with the workers. If they aren't squeezed, they don't share the juice. That's just the way it is. Unions standing firm to squeeze are the only hope for some color of fairness. The low hanging fruit is the big question as to why these companies don't share the wealth in the same way, a way they claim costs the companies nothing, by giving employees stock options. Then the wealth will be shared, and the costs of business cycles will be shared without forcing the workers to take cuts as they did during the great recession. It should at least be put on the table, methinks. Automakers probably don't do it because they don't want the workers to have the same source of a cushion in the event of a crisis. And with depraved Don, he expects the same from his workers as he expects from his political yes men, complete fealty. Workers should be working for him for free, and doing so just to make Trump happy. In fact, they should be paying him for the privilege. Despicable.

[@ElectraYes]

next time a right winger says to you "a rising tide lifts all boats" point out to them that in reality a rising tide lifts all boats EQUALLY !

[@joetroupe5125]

That's how trickle-down Economics work the bosses get a lot of money and the workers get a little bit

[@nunnaurbiznez8815]

Same with the GOP. As usual GOP claimed good faith agreement months ago to avoid THIS shit down. But they just play like the rules don't apply to them.

[@BadBob18]

Workers never make more than the owners of the company. Ever. Never had that happened. Literally ever. Trump is a clown.

[@erinzeb]

Wasn't it around three weeks ago T was telling union workers to stop paying their dues?

[@johntuel2375]

It's about time the workers of America are all noticing how badly we are all getting screwed over. Seriously, all we gotta do is just stop working for a little while and helping these billionaires get their billions. We know how each of our own communities can rally together during the hard times while we stop working for these rich monsters. We the people are tired of being exploited to the point of working just to work.

[@sierrarmcclain]

Like anyone getting paid $7.25 an hour to work. It’s insane that people think that people can live off of that!

[@hisoverlorduponhigh90]

How can any millionaire argue against pensions ? Being wealthy is a mental condition. Thank you Shawn. We say a prayer for you at dinner.

[@Echo81Rumple83]

TFG would be better for the union because "he's a businessman?" idk, last time i checked, he got his businessman license revoked not that long ago in the state of New York, and from what i've heard, that can cause a ripple-effect for his businessman prospects in other US-based states, never mind the rest of the world :/

[@lockelamora0717]

Corporations want higher profits. C.E.O.'s want higher salaries and bonuses. Shareholders want bigger bonuses. Why is it a shock that workers want raises each year?

[@bobbafett1849]

Auto companies did EXACTLY what Yellow Freight did to its workers since 08 and employee givebacks to "save the company"

[@JerryWalker-u3p]

Last time i checked labor is 8% of products cost

[@royormonde3682]

I grew up in the 70's and as a young adult in the 80's had a few of my friends who went to work for the car manufacturers and had some neighbors who were also employed by them.....I hope the workers today are not like they were back then. Had one friend who spent time at the cottage every summer due to back injury on top of vacation time, heard stories of what was going on inside, stealing items and selling them out of their home, cheating the time card system while leaving early, gambling and hiding out in unsecure areas, sleeping on the job, drug dealers doing business, union reps covering for friends on the line as they were recruited from the line themselves so they had many friends, that goes for managers also as they were recruited from the line....the stories were numerous.

[@evangiles4403]

Yet you still got a pay rise every year There are some nice old english sayings " When you are working with pigs (bosses) you sometimes have to get down in the mud Your young and naive if you think there were not faults on both sides

[@rickyn3023]

My money's down the drain and my soul is badly bent

[@wvu05]

Anyone who has worked at a union job knows that bonuses aren't nearly as good as a pay raise, because the latter is a baseline forever.

[@samsl3497]

He’s a populist just like Tucker Carlson.-Glenn Greenwald& Katie Halper probably.

[@nedzed3663]

What happened with Katie Halper? Has she too, gone down the faux populist, just shill for the right wing whole cowardly not owning up to the label, grift? Similar to Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi?

[@rexmundi7811]

Include Sam and Emma in that list. Both educated at $50,000 per year private universities. Emma developed her compassion for the working class by attending that $50,000 per year private high school. Two more elitists masquerading as populists while promoting the corporate agenda.

[@FDR_progressive_liberal]

Rump especially hates paying workers what they've earned. "Sue me" is always his response.

[@robertzantay5923]

The auto industry never responded positively to increasing gas mileage for their automobiles. They were their own worst enemy. 😢There was a carburetor made in 1969 that gave a car 100 miles per gallon. It was tested by driving a car from Detroit to Washington DC and it did indeed get 100 miles per gallon. GM bought the idea and shelved it. So crying about electric vehicles is total bull dinky.

[@Jay32954]

Politicians never do anything out of the goodness of their hearts. They only ever act out of self interest. the trick is, to make it in their self interest, to do what you want them to do.

[@robertmannel4446]

WTF is going on with the NYT? They cant go all WSJ on us, can they??

[@jakelong6860]

The worker 6% the CEO 40% Selling cars up 35%

[@kyleoates6367]

This needs to be pushed more: There IS NO MIDDLE CLASS. We have the owning class and the working class. If you aren't the boss at the top, you are working class. 99% of the country is working class. If you don't stand with the guy making $22K per year, you statistically don't stand for your own best interests. Capital is built on labor. It cannot exist without it. That is literally what a dollar represents, it represents someone's labor. If it didn't, money would be meaningless.

[@FDR_progressive_liberal]

The union should demand a chair on the board and stock the next time they give concessions.

[@cacophonic7]

And he tricked the dumbest of the working class to devote their lives to him, even above Lord Jesus himself. Crazy times.

[@mitchellcastillo2858]

That was the c.e.o. reply to picketing ? They just gave them selves raises n told the workers to get bent?

[@ConsciencepartyUSA]

What is the point of the phrase: It takes money to make money now then? Because if the corporates make money to grow aren’t we supposed to grow as well to get *OUR FAIR SHARE* of the money too in order to support ourselves and our families?

[@anonymouslyominous3]

Im a union construction worker in ny and unfortunately 80% of the people i work with are more concerned with their guns , crime having no consequences , immigration , inflation , dei and these people went through 5year apprentice ships , not like casual union members so its not looking good from my p.o.v

[@mscoyote50]

"I'm paying them too much." I need another gold toilet.

[@dustinchristiansen3381]

The not union workers are called rats!

[@bonniejosavland3227]

*Scabs

[@LostintheTwilightZone]

Scabs

[@Tunafishmelt1]

I do t understand why so many people are against unions. I work in the oilfield and wish I had a union. My company is renowned for being the lowest paying company for equivalent employment across alike oilfield jobs. Also very very difficult to be a liberal in the oilfield

[@-suphur]

They made consessions in good faith to help out when the company was apparently hurting, giving what they gave up would also be good faith. I always have issues with consessions, as you are then fighting down the road for things you already had. No gains there to be had.

[@MrMarinus18]

Unlike unchecked corporate power, unchecked union power like in Finland usually leads to quite good results. Unions tend to be a lot more connected to society so they are far less likely to try to benefit themselves at the expense of everyone else like out-of-touch billionares do. The 2008 sacrifices of the UAW should prove that.

[@-suphur]

@@MrMarinus18 Unions raise the quality of life for those even associated with the company. Meaning, suppliers pay more and the community in general is better off.

[@MrMarinus18]

@@-suphur In a capitalist economy it's unions and welfare that create prosperity.

[@-suphur]

@@MrMarinus18 That's why there is a direct correlation between the fall in union membership and the rise in wealth inequality.

[@kurisu7885]

@@MrMarinus18 Yup, a LOT that workers take for granted now were fought for by unions, in cases with blood.

[@tonyt9355]

Ap went out of their way to find someone that would say what they needed.

[@MrMorokiatt]

Sam and crew are reading it right, as always.

[@ArthurGraham-vy1ze]

LOL. My stepdads brother talks like he's from Queens when he want to act disdainful of others. Nobody in my family have ever lived in Queens BTW. I was raised by people who watch too much TV is all.

[@norikadolmy7274]

They think we're stupid

[@leothenomad5675]

16:06 Hey Dave Ellis, this "businessman" you think would be better managed to sink two casino's. CASINO'S!!!

[@Thomas-VA]

Companies rarely if at all reform their business practices and pay of their own volition, strikes being one of the lesser destructive things workers can do when executives ignore the tiers/tears underneath them, as those executives pay no attention to other things like good faith negotiations and calls for better profit distribution. Be happy yet concerned full automation hasn't occurred yet, because the executives would gladly replace/enslave robotic and software workers to maximize profits to themselves and eliminate pesky speak for themselves humans, across multiple industries . . .effectively widdling down the consumer base . . but hey, early profits . . until someone makes A.I. executives and replaces them. Maybe those executives can unionize . . oh wait.

[@exoZelia]

Aight I'm gonna start listening to your podcast now

[@karld001]

Doesn't matter who's fault it is, UAW or CEO's, the auto industry is ripping off consumers. The price of new cars and especially pickup trucks is disgusting. The auto industry is drive the poor and lower middle class into 7-8 year loans because of the profits.

[@sierrarmcclain]

Or worse. I can’t get an auto loan. I have pretty good credit too but I don’t make enough.

[@rupertboleyn3885]

It's not the UAW that sets the prices...

[@NightMystique13]

UAW thing reminds me of the Four Seasons Landscaping fiasco. He went to a place that just made auto parts; not unionized one bit.

[@Baelor-Breakspear]

I’ve never gotten a Christmas bonus in my life.

[@NightMystique13]

Those sniffles-been going on for decades!

[@billybigwig1154]

Love the show. Left is best.

[@HalcyonAndroid]

i feel like i usually don't see reuters and ap joining in on the burgoise class collaborationism...seems pretty ominous.

[@firefox1234ize]

On the plus side it means the wealthy elites are feeling nervous, the downside is that the elites may be preparing for full on facism.

[@BluState188]

Shawn Fain is a force of nature! Union Strong 💪

[@jimrockford2947]

Dark Brandon unleashed is the best president in 60 plus years.

[@luckyroller6216]

And your workers can finally get that newspaper they’ve always wanted.

[@firstladyntrng1170]

I guess you could consider his approach aggressive, I think it's just intelligent. He comes to them with facts.

[@Artwithpurpose]

Even Ivanka said “I think working class citizens want to work. They want lower pay and more hours.” 🤮🧐

[@GenerationX1984]

I've never seen Ivanka do any work herself.

[@Kevhuman]

Shaun Fein is the American version of Mick Lynch in the UK.

[@thescoobymike]

Shawn Fain for President!

[@kathleenroberts6931]

Less than 5% of the cost of an automobile, goes to the workers, and during the 2008, Austerity Measures on the workers, & has refused to keep their word. A living wage, plus Benefits. Period. Unions created the Middle Class, and we need to stand together ❤

[@toneyingram732]

A union worker going to make more money than people who company that's ignorant as hell

[@WhyTheHorseface]

That guy is amazing. Get HIM in the White House!

[@baramuth71]

The biggest criminals in this country are these rich people who pocket all the profits. But where do they come from, that is the small hard working employee who does everything to earn a little more. Only these criminals bag themselves everything and the employees come nothing. Let the times for several days no production run, then they will see what costs them every day the production downtime. Only their profit is on their account, the CEO's do not care, they just hold the next time again the hand on so greedy as they are.

[@douglascrebs657]

This is big. Long overdue

[@marksibert305]

What is so idiotic to me about what Trump said Is that he is saying that he did not give himself a raise during those same years, or that he had not raised prices on his business products, services, or properties during the same years. Or that he probably got a higher percentage. And while giving bonuses are nice, employees' retirements are based on the last year's salary, so if he gave $2000 bonuses every year for 10 years, instead of the salary, the person's retirement is calculated on a salary that could have been $20K more. So who got the short end of the stick?

[@catrantery]

Can we class-action sue the obviously rightwing Headline Writers of America Union?

[@crithon]

I believe the term is "negging"

[@joycesmith8120]

Can't understand working people, leave Trump

[@deborahkenyon1601]

One of Australia's Prime Ministers was President of a union - Bob Hawke.(I doubt he's alone in this.) Well, he was leader of the Labor party. Check us out.

[@evangiles4403]

Yes he along with Keating came up with the union accords that gave unions guaranteed wage rises tied to inflation if they agreed not to strike and our economy boomed and now under the LNP we have had 10 years of wage stagnation