OAN’s James Myers
11:38am – Wednesday, January 2024
45th President Donald Trump plans to meet with labor unions that supported Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election.
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Mr. Trump is scheduled to meet with the Teamsters union on Wednesday in a bid to wrest a huge boost from Mr. Biden.
Trump’s meeting will take place in Washington, D.C., with Teamsters President Sean O’Brien, Treasury Secretary Fred Zuckerman, the union’s executive committee and other members, the Teamsters said.
The current president was also invited to participate in a meeting with the union on Wednesday after receiving approval from the Teamsters in 2020.
However, it is unclear whether Biden will meet with the Teamsters on Wednesday, a Biden campaign official said. NBC News “I look forward to meeting with the Teamsters and gaining their support,” he said.
Leading unions say the roundtable will discuss how the candidates can work together to “empower and protect workers, promote high labor standards, and strengthen the U.S. economy while expanding the middle class.” ” will be an opportunity for candidates to discuss.
The group also announced that it has sent an invitation to meet with former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, R.S.C.
“Our members want to hear from all candidates from all parties about what they plan to do for workers as president,” O’Brien said in a statement.
The union president also stated that the union members do not belong to any political faction.
“Our members are active in all 50 states and represent all political backgrounds, including independents,” O’Brien said. “Our union wants all candidates to know that there are 1.3 million Teamsters across the country and their votes cannot be taken for granted. Workers Voice I have to listen.”
According to the latest opinion polls, Mr. Trump will become the next president of the United States with a 5-point lead over Mr. Biden.
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