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Democrats in Panic Mode as Trump Prepares to Visit Striking Auto Workers

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GOP presidential primary front-runner Donald Trump has the Democrats in panic as he plans to visit auto workers striking against General Motors (GM), Ford, and Stellantis in Detroit, Michigan. United Auto Workers (UAW) members are currently striking against the Big Three, pushing for a new labor contract for increased wages. Last year, Ford announced it would lay off approximately 3,000 workers to save money while it transitions to electric vehicles. Although the workers fear that Electric vehicles could be the catalyst that puts them out of work, it seems they may not have to worry.

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Trump's Plan to Visit Auto Workers May Have Democrats Scrambling

In the wake of the 2020 election, many Trump supporters took heart in the fact that the former president was playing “4-D chess” in his effort to rout the deep state, outmaneuver his enemi...

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Democrats in Panic Mode as Trump Prepares to Visit Striking Auto Workers

GOP presidential primary front-runner Donald Trump has the Democrats in panic as he plans to visit auto workers striking against General Motors (GM), Ford, and Stellantis in Detroit, Michigan. United Auto Workers (UAW) members are currently striking against the Big Three, pushing for a new labor contract for increased wages against the soaring inflation and commitments that they won’t lose their jobs under Joe Biden’s Electric Vehicles (EVs) age…

3 months ago

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Report: Democrats Panic as Trump Plans to Visit Striking Auto Workers

Democrats are reportedly panicking over plans by former President Donald Trump, the front-runner of the GOP presidential primary, to visit auto workers striking against General Motors (GM), Ford, and Stellantis in Detroit, Michigan.

3 months ago·United States

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