Can Trump bring unions into the GOP fold? His labor nominee presents a major test
- Lori Chavez-DeRemer has been nominated by President Donald Trump for Labor Secretary, which is challenging for Senate Republicans to accept due to her non-traditional profile as a former congresswoman and small business owner.
- Chavez-DeRemer's selection aims to attract union voters and reshape the GOP's stance on labor, although it has met with mixed reactions from Republican senators.
- Supporters like Sean O'Brien of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters view Chavez-DeRemer as a potential bridge to organized labor, despite opposition from some in the party.
- If confirmed, she will address significant workplace challenges, including union organizing, remote work, and automation in the economy.
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