>Unions no longer seem to represent the working class. They are too busy struggling for survival and tagging along with leftists like activist Claire Valdez, who recently won the Democratic primary in New York’s 7th congressional district with the backing of the United Auto Workers. Valdez, a member of that union by virtue of her status as a grad student, hates and wants to abolish cars. She wants to redirect government money away from highways and toward public transportation.> Do the assembly line workers at Ford agree with that?>The UAW mobilized thousands of members to deliver the district for Valdez, so she can “fight back against corporate greed and inequality,” according to UAW President Shawn Fain. The kind of inequality, presumably, that allowed Valdez to attend a fancy private art school in Chicago that costs $60,000 per year.>Democrats and their media allies won’t admit it, but the truth is that President Trump continues to be the strongest advocate for America’s working-class men and women.>Trump’s pro-business policies that were included in last year’s tax bill, like incentives for investment and his signature drive to cut red tape. These do not just benefit CEOs; they also lead to a growing economy, strong employment and higher wages. The conservative Committee to Unleash Prosperity reports that in the first 16 months of Trump’s current term, real incomes for the lowest 25 percent of earners increased by almost $2,100.>If Democrats think they can bring working-class voters back to their tent because some over-educated angry gender studies majors talk up the miseries of income inequality and the glories of socialism, they are wrong.
>>539604727That’s hilarious. The union leaders need to hang as well. Dues increasing and right diminishing lead to unions being extortionate chain gangs. Most unions are lowering their standards to right-to-work southern states. It’s a 100 year old tale. Corporations pay agents to infiltrate and corrupt any line of defense the worker has.
>>539604890A tale as old as time
>>539604727Absolute MAGA based destroying commie trannies.
>>539604890>Corporations pay agentsNo need to be so conspiratorial about it. These retards are sabotaging labor entirely of their own volition. And the corporate power structures intimately understand the dynamics at play (consider Amazon's leaked strategy of suffocating unionization with diversity); they don't need to hire agents when they can just encourage the worst impulses of these idiots.Neo-marxists in academia have delivered the greatest gift to the capital class they ever could have asked for.
>>539604727Just because the working class doesn't have allies doesn't mean Trump is automatically one. Imagine thinking a hyper capitalist country's working class has any allies at all.
>>539605782the native working class is invalidated by parasitic “elites”and their demographic warfare weaponized “immigration”’bullshit
>>539605782If the working class wants culture war victories and trump can deliver them for them, then hes a working class president. Its not his fault the working class cares more about the culture war than their material status
>who are largely white
>>539604727>>539604890>>539606399>Benefit the working class by importing H1B visa Jeets to undercut them Trumps a fraud and OP is a faggot
>>539604727Capitalists need to go!
>>539606399>If the working class wants culture war victories and trump can deliver them for them, then hes a working class president.Doesn't sound like USA has any working class issues. So not really sure why people call Trump a working class ally.
>>539604727whenever Trump announces he's gonna bomb Iran, I see positive news stories about him. I wonder why that is
>>539604727>miggers still acting like Trump gives a single fuck about anyone but corporate jews
