UAW President Shawn Fain: “Donald Trump Is A Scab!”
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The union leader roasted Trump in a speech endorsing Biden for re-election.
United Auto Workers Union President Shawn Fain had some tough words for former President Donald Trump on Wednesday.
“Donald Trump is a scab!” the labor leader yelled in a speech to members in Washington, thumping his finger on the podium for emphasis.
The insult was one of many Fain tossed at Trump as he announced the union’s endorsement of President Joe Biden for reelection.
Fain cast Biden as a steadfast ally to unions and the working-class — and Trump as the opposite. He said the former president was a friend to the “billionaire class” and sought to undermine workers at the benefit of the rich.
“Donald Trump is a billionaire and that’s who he represents,” Fain said. “If Donald Trump ever worked in an auto plant, he wouldn’t be a UAW member ― he’d be a company man trying to squeeze the American worker.”
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