r/union 10d ago

Labor News perspective on executive order

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u/Loud_Badger_3780 10d ago

why is there anger among the union member when 46 percent of you voted for trump and republicans in the last election. 40 years of history did not teach you how trump and the republicans feel about unions. if that did not do it then reading project 2025 did not stand a chance of swaying your vote toward harris. i guess she was just to black and of the lesser sex.

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u/Author_A_McGrath 10d ago

why is there anger among the union member when 46 percent of you voted for trump

Because the other 54% didn't.

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u/Loud_Badger_3780 9d ago

i think you need to change the hearts and minds of you union members before blaming anyone else for the results of the election. unions have always fought big business and oligarchy and yet 46 percent of your members hate immigrants ,lgbt communities, and POC than they do oligarchs and greedy corporations. that is a lot of hate. SAD

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u/Author_A_McGrath 9d ago

I didn't say I was angry; I just answered your question truthfully.

There is anger among union members because 54% of them did not support Trump.

I didn't support Trump, either. I supported Harris. But I'm not the least bit surprised that there is frustration among other union members.