According to a recent Politico article, President Biden’s allies are “worried that President Donald Trump is outwitting them with his decision to head to Detroit for a speech next week on the autoworkers strike.” That’s what it means.
The article, published Tuesday, found that former President Donald Trump was running a “more sophisticated campaign than in previous election cycles,” and that Biden’s operation will need to step it up. did.
The United Auto Workers union officially began a strike against the Big Three automakers (Ford, GM, and Stellantis) on Friday. Approximately 12,700 United Auto Workers (UAW) members are on strike at three auto plants in Michigan, Ohio, and Missouri that produce cars such as the Ford Bronco, Jeep Wrangler, and Chevrolet Colorado. Production has been stopped. This strike marks the first time that the UAW has carried out simultaneous strikes against the Big Three.
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According to a recent Politico article, those around President Joe Biden are “worried that President Donald Trump is outwitting them with his decision to speak in Detroit next week with the auto workers strike.” “I’m here.” (Biden photo: Celal Gunes/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images, Trump photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
The union adviser claimed that Trump is beating Biden in the political arena, even though Trump is “still being himself and saying and doing crazy things.” But this person also told Politico, “The fact is, he has people who know what they’re doing. He boxed Biden in. It was kind of genius.”
“Trump scooped us up,” said one Democratic strategist. “If we announce we’re leaving now, it will look like we’re leaving just because of Trump.” “We waited too long. That’s the challenge.”
“Donald Trump should not be underestimated,” California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna told Politico. “He’s a survivor and this is going to be a very tough fight.”
“We need a message to working class Americans,” Khanna continued. “Right now, they’re still hurting in terms of gas prices, food prices, housing costs, utility costs, they don’t feel wages are rising fast enough, and the super-rich are getting too much. “I feel like I’m getting paid,” he said. “That’s what I heard on the picket line about compensation.”
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“Donald Trump should not be underestimated,” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) told Politico. “He’s a survivor and this campaign is going to be a very tough one.” (Julie Bennett/Getty Images)
Biden campaign spokesperson Ammar Moussa told Politico, “Donald Trump’s anti-worker, anti-union history is the reason Michigan rejected Trump in 2020 and voted for Joe Biden. “That’s one of the main reasons I sent him to the House.” “The failures of his presidency were marked by auto companies shutting down operations and American jobs going overseas while lining the pockets of the wealthy and big corporations.”
The White House and Trump campaign did not respond to requests for comment.
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Fox Business’ Eric Revell contributed to this report.
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