https://www.washingtonpost.com/...m_term=.41e61f2bdc70
Union leaders lambast Trump, while the rank and file voted for him. Personally I divide unions into 3 categories, traditional union members, service unions, and parasitic public unions.
Everyone I know in traditional unions aka the trades/blue collar loved Trump. Everyone I know in public service unions (excluding cops and firefighters who also loved Trump) voted for Hillary. (I don't know or talked politics with people in service unions except reporters and that is not representative of that sector, except my doormen, who all liked Trump). If the unions decentralized and actually started representing their members I think their relevancy would rebound.
For the record I fully support private unions and loathe public unions.
Side note, anyone else amused that the unions are worried their finances are going to be inspected? Hmm, why's that?
Union leaders lambast Trump, while the rank and file voted for him. Personally I divide unions into 3 categories, traditional union members, service unions, and parasitic public unions.
Everyone I know in traditional unions aka the trades/blue collar loved Trump. Everyone I know in public service unions (excluding cops and firefighters who also loved Trump) voted for Hillary. (I don't know or talked politics with people in service unions except reporters and that is not representative of that sector, except my doormen, who all liked Trump). If the unions decentralized and actually started representing their members I think their relevancy would rebound.
For the record I fully support private unions and loathe public unions.
Side note, anyone else amused that the unions are worried their finances are going to be inspected? Hmm, why's that?