Biden to travel to Michigan to support UAW strikes
- Presidential historian predicts that if Joe Biden accepts the United Auto Workers' invitation to visit their picket line, it would be a significant show of support for union workers in a labor dispute, something that hasn't happened in over a century in the United States.
- Joe Biden plans to travel to Michigan to support UAW workers after the union's president invited him to join the picket lines. However, it's uncertain whether Biden will actually walk the picket line with the workers.
- Former President Donald Trump also plans to travel to Detroit to speak at a rally for auto workers in an attempt to win back some blue-collar workers who voted for Biden in the previous election.
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President Biden to walk the picket line in Michigan to support UAW strikers
President Biden's trip, and the historic presidential appearance on a picket line, underscores the political opportunity as the strike against the nation's three largest automakers enters its second week.
President Biden to walk the picket line in Michigan to support UAW strikers
President Biden's trip, and the historic presidential appearance on a picket line, underscores the political opportunity as the strike against the nation's three largest automakers enters its second week.
President Biden to walk the picket line in Michigan to support UAW strikers
President Biden's trip, and the historic presidential appearance on a picket line, underscores the political opportunity as the strike against the nation's three largest automakers enters its second week.
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