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Trump Union Dream Dies As Steelworkers To Endorse Biden |
Trump has been courting the United Steelworkers for an endorsement, but union president Bruce McCall said that the union will endorse President Biden.
Trump has been courting the United Steelworkers for an endorsement, but union president Bruce McCall said that the union will endorse President Biden.
McCall said on Fox News:
We’re clearly leaning towards President Biden and we’ll be endorsing him. I’m sure it would be up to our executive board to do that in the very near future.
But President Biden is really developed for at least in my lifetime an industrial policy in this country with the infrastructure bill, the IRA and the CHIPS and Science Act. If you do that along with making sure that we’re on a level playing field with the rest of the world, that’s, that’s about real progress in America for industrial workers.
When asked why they haven’t endorsed Biden yet, McCall answered, “We just haven’t had our board meeting yet.”
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Trump has courted the autoworkers, Teamsters, and steelworkers unions with the autoworkers and steelworkers both deciding to endorse President Biden and the Teamsters making it clear that they are likely to endorse Biden after the presidential conventions.
Donald Trump was one of the most anti-labor president in modern American history. Trump’s record on labor is abysmal. It would be shocking if any of the major unions endorsed Trump. In contrast, Joe Biden has been one of the pro-labor presidents in America since FDR.
Labor isn’t going to abandon Biden, and they most definitely will not be abandoning him for Donald Trump.
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Poll Finds Trump Would Be Virtually Doomed If Convicted In Manhattan |
A new poll shows that a criminal conviction in Manhattan would gravely wound and potentially doom Trump's presidential candidacy. A new poll shows that a criminal conviction in Manhattan would gravely wound and potentially doom Trump’s presidential candidacy.
Politico asked Ipsos to poll the American people on Trump’s criminal cases and the Supreme Court, and they found some very bad news for Trump with Independents.
This is what Politico reported:
A plurality of respondents — 44 percent — said that a conviction in Manhattan would have no impact on their likelihood to support Trump for president, but that is far from the whole story.
Among those respondents who said that a conviction would influence their decision, the numbers were not good for Trump.
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By a more than 2-1 margin, respondents said that a conviction would make them less likely to support Trump (32 percent) as opposed to more likely (13 percent). Notably, more than a third of independents said it would reduce their likelihood to support Trump. Not surprisingly, the vast majority of respondents who said that a conviction would bolster their support were Republicans.
A Felony Conviction In Manhattan Would Make Trump Virtually Unelectable
Trump has not been able to win back Nikki Haley voters who voted against him in the Republican presidential primary. The former president appears to only have the support of roughly 65%-70% of Republicans, so he is teetering on the edge of being unelectable. Many of those Republicans may hold their noses and vote for Trump in November.
If Trump gets convicted in Manhattan, and a third of Independents rule him out, it would potentially doom his campaign, as the Republican Party would find itself in a situation where they would have a nominee who can’t get enough potential voters to support him.
Donald Trump becomes virtually unelectable if he gets convicted of a felony.
It is clear now that the Republican spin that the criminal cases help Trump is a complete fantasy. A Trump criminal conviction would do grave damage to his campaign.
Voters may not be locked in on the election yet, but they already know that many will not vote for a convicted felon in November.
e their move or pack up and end this investigation.
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Biden Devastates Trump With New Bloodbath Ad |
Republicans said that they wanted Trump's bloodbath comments put into context, so the Biden campaign did it for them. Republicans said that they wanted Trump’s bloodbath comments put into context, so the Biden campaign did it for them.
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What Is The Context For Trump’s Bloodbath Comment?
In a statement, the Biden campaign listed the context for Trump’s bloodbath remark:
– Throughout his 2016 campaign, Trump encouraged his supporters to “knock the crap out” of protestors. Trump accepted no responsibility for violence at his rallies and said he would pay supporters’ legal bills if they attacked protesters after egging them on.
– Trump said there was “blame on both sides” after violent riots by white nationalists and neo-Nazi marchers in Charlottesville.
– Trump celebrated a Republican who attacked a reporter, “Any guy that can do a body slam, he is my type!”
– At a debate, Trump refused to condemn white supremacist violence by far-right groups like the Proud Boys, telling them to “stand back and stand by.”
– At a rally before his supporters stormed the Capitol on January 6, Trump told them, “You’ll never take back our country with weakness…If you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”
– Trump suggested that the Joint Chiefs Chairman General Mark Milley should be executed.
– Trump has suggested violence would erupt if numerous court cases against him did not go his way.
– Trump says he wants to be a dictator and praises them repeatedly.
– Trump has dehumanized his political opponents, calling them vermin, and said they should be rounded up and imprisoned, and described migrants as “not people.”
– This weekend, Trump again opened his rally saying he would pardon violent rioters who attacked police officers and said, “If I don’t get elected, it’s going to be a bloodbath for the whole — that’s going to be the least of it. It’s going to be a bloodbath for the country.”
Republicans are trying to defend Trump by claiming that he was talking about the auto industry, but bloodbath is not a commonly used term when talking about domestic policy. Trump has nearly a decade-long history of making comments about political violence or attempting to incite political violence.
The context of what Trump was saying was not lost on anyone who has been paying attention since 2015.
The ad is devastating because the Trump campaign is already on the defensive about the bloodbath comment, and they don’t have an answer for how President Biden is defining Trump as an un-American threat to the nation ahead of the election.
e their move or pack up and end this investigation.
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Tue, 08 Jun 2021 10:24:45 GMT |
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On MSNBC, Ex-GOP Staffer Details How The Purpose Of Voter ID Laws Is To "Take People's Constitutional Rights Away" |
From the April 7 edition of MSNBC's All In with Chris Hayes:
TODD ALLBAUGH: I've been a Republican for a long time. It was at that moment, Chris, in that room in the senate Republican caucus when I heard people, a Party I had fought for for over 30 years of my life, actually giddy and happy and talking about how we can take people's Constitutional rights away, or at least impede them, in order to hang onto power.
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Now, you have a group of people in the state legislature, particularly in the senate Republican caucus, who want to impede peoples' voting rights. That's the point where I said "I can't do it anymore." I can't be a Republican, I can't keep going to caucuses because this Party no longer represents me and what I believe in.
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Republicans used to fight for voting rights, and here they were taking them away. So, yes, the point is, this was a poignant point in my life. I remember it clearly and certainly the point in that room that day was how do we do this quickly because there was a lot of recalls going on in Wisconsin at that time. How do we do it quickly so that we can make sure we hang onto power in the future.
Previously:
Watch Seth Meyers Call Out The Discriminatory And "Deeply Dysfunctional" Impact Of Voter ID Laws
MSNBC Shows How Wisconsin Voter ID Laws Disenfranchised College Students
Right-Wing Media Use Wisconsin Primary Turnout To Dismiss Discriminatory Impact Of Voter ID Laws |
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