I stand in solidarity with the United Auto Workers in their historic strike for a just contract with the Big Three automakers. The history of organized labor is a history of struggle and today I honor that struggle. 1/3
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These workers are doing exactly what needs to be done in order to take back our country from corporate economic tyranny. I support their demands for wage increases with cost-of-living adjustments, an end to the tiered employment system, better benefits & a 32-hour work week. 2/3
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We need a government that stands with organized labor & not with unfettered corporate power. Government should stand arm and arm with forces of economic justice, in stalwart rebuke of those who transgress against it. As President of the United States, I will. 3/3 #StandUpUAW
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Every word in your tweets is proven by history to be wrong and destructive economically.
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By whose definition of "strong economy?" One that only serves a few, or one that supports a thriving middle class? In the 1970's the average American worker could afford a house, a car, a yearly vacation and could send their kids to college. Today -- not even close. Yet the way our elite talk, we have a "strong economy." What is not good, or just, is not ultimately strong.

Sep 15, 2023 · 4:40 AM UTC
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