In a video posted on social media on Thursday, United Autoworker President Shaun Fain praised President Donald Trump after Trump announced tariffs on imported cars and auto parts.
Trump cites “National Security Concerns” I was imposed Wednesday’s 25% tariff covering parts including engines and transmissions, as well as imported cars, SUVs, crossovers, minivans and light trucks. syncope I said Trump’s policies address “unfair” trade laws. (Related: “It’s absolutely pathetic”: discussing that autoworkers are promoting support for Trump in critical swing states)
“We are ec to see the administration ultimately tackling the country’s unfair trade law,” Fein said. “These laws have destroyed the working class in America. They have destroyed the communities of this country, in almost every state, for decades.”
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United’s auto worker leaders supported then-President Kamala Harris for the president last year. labeling Trump plays “scabs” during the Democratic National Convention. However, many rank and file members of the union supported Trump.
“I’ve seen the area go from the democratic Arsenal, and now we’re happy if we can get a sports stadium or we’re going to sell weeds, fireworks and more. [Trump] Autoworker Chris Vitale told CNN reporter John King in June 2024 before President Joe Biden deleted his re-election bid.
International Firefighters Association Approval Biden in the 2020 campaign announced on October 3 that he would not support the presidential candidate in the 2024 election, just over two weeks after the International Team of Teamsters said he would not support either Trump or Harris.
Trump received overwhelming support Electronic and telephone surveys Teamster Rank and File Members in 2024.
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