US EditionTrump plans to give speech to auto workers in Detroit, skipping second GOP debate
- On September 27, former US President Donald Trump will be giving a speech in Detroit to a crowd of union workers, opting to skip the second Republican presidential debate. This decision by Trump shows his intention to prioritize addressing and connecting with union workers rather than participating in the debate.
- Trump's choice to speak to union workers in Detroit instead of participating in the debate highlights his focus on appealing to a specific audience and addressing their concerns. By directly engaging with union workers, Trump aims to strengthen his support among this demographic and potentially gain their endorsement in the upcoming election. This move showcases Trump's strategic campaign approach.
- The event in Detroit signifies Trump's emphasis on gaining the support of union workers and his intention to prioritize their interests. By speaking to this group, Trump aims to cultivate a positive image and demonstrate his commitment to addressing their needs. This engagement with union workers could potentially sway their votes towards him in the upcoming election.
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Trump Plans to Skip Debate and Visit UAW Members in Detroit, Michigan Dems Freak Out - The Ohio Star
by Katie Heid Say what you will about former President Donald Trump, but he has a knack for ruffling the feathers of the elite while hob-knobbing with the regular folk and making connections. While the Democrat Party likes to tout itself as the sole savior of the blue-collar worker, it’s the former president who is planning to speak to the rank-and-file in Detroit at an event next week. In fact, Trump plans to skip the second GOP presidential …
Trump To Skip Second GOP Debate, Will Instead Address Detroit Auto Workers
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Trump Plans to Visit UAW Picket Lines Instead of Attending Debate -- Union Members Tell Him DO NOT COME!
It’s hard to point to a time in American history when the contrast in pay between CEOs and labor has been more stark. When we look at other countries, like Japan, the CEO-to-worker pay ratio is relatively reasonable. In America last year, it was 365 to 1 for automakers. Get the math right in your head for that: The CEO of the average car company made in one day what the average person building their cars made in an entire year. That’s why labor …
Trump plans to meet with striking autoworkers in Michigan instead of attending second GOP debate
Former President Donald Trump will travel to the battleground state of Michigan next week to meet with striking autoworkers instead of participating in the second Republican presidential debate, a person familiar with his plans said Monday.
Trump plans to meet with striking autoworkers in Michigan instead of attending second GOP debate
Former President Donald Trump will travel to the battleground state of Michigan next week to meet with striking autoworkers instead of participating in the second Republican presidential debate, a person familiar with his plans said Monday.
Trump plans to meet with striking autoworkers in Michigan instead of attending second GOP debate
Former President Donald Trump will travel to the battleground state of Michigan next week to meet with striking autoworkers instead of participating in the second Republican presidential debate, a person familiar with his plans said Monday.
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