🧵 From UAW President Shawn Fain:
— UAW (@UAW) February 2, 2025
"The UAW supports aggressive tariff action to protect American manufacturing jobs as a good first step to undoing decades of anti-worker trade policy. We do not support using factory workers as pawns in a fight over immigration or drug policy.
Hicks really deserve to lose everything to China.
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I don't even know wtf their game is here. I thought the UAW plants are up north and the most integrated with Canada.
Maybe they just got bribed.
Wouldn't be the first time for a union boss.
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I think the general sentiment is that jobs have been dissapearing for a while and pople want them back. Not much else to think about.
I live not to far from i75 and theres a lot of auto stuff out there. There have been past victories getting Honda in Ohio and Toyota in Kentucky. People want a repeat of that.
Im still skeptical but its at least something new.
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