The unionization fight is coming to the South
The unionization fight is coming to the South
Workers at a Mercedes-Benz plant in Alabama are on their last day of voting for a UAW union. Here’s why it matters.
The article hasn’t been updated with the Mercedes Benz loss but one loss is not a complete defeat
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LiberalsDemocrats (because of party dividing nonsense)Liberals don't get to steal credit for progressive union victories. Liberals abandoned unions for decades.
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Clearly they’re not.
I live in Texas. I wish I was in a union. We had a pro-labor progressive candidate running in the primaries in the next district over from mine. The party preferred the corrupt anti-labor incumbent Henry Cuellar. In my district, we had a pro-labor progressive running in the general against a maga chud. The party cut her funding during the crucial last month. This is during the election in which the party bought ads for maga candidates.
Let's not pretend that Democrats have been fighting for unions for the past 40 years instead of jumping in to take credit when unions started wielding power brought on by the post-pandemic worker shortage. Democrats are the party of NAFTA. They're the party of Sinema's gleeful thumbs down to raising the minimum wage.
I suppose if you live in a union state where the gods dwell, you can look down on people like me who can see the party that abandoned labor and then wants credit for labor's accomplishments.