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BOOM: National Labor Relations Board Member Gwynne Wilcox triumphantly returned to work in Washington, D.C., Monday after a federal judge ruled that her firing by Trump, a notoriously anti-worker union-buster, was illegal. Staffers wildly applauded Wilcox as she returned to the office. #UnionsForAll

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Bitch Mount’Nvor 1 Jahr

Wait until she gets fired again 😂

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"The Democratic Party's actions had left many U.S. citizens feeling humiliated. Signs of a Trump victory were proclaimed well before Biden withdrew from the race. The voters had had enough." 📝 @KarinaLMariani

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Congratulations. I'm sure having her back has given her team some comfort. People like this could have been retired but they stay for the people they work with and because they've dedicated their lives to the work.

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a allanvor 1 Jahr

Won’t be long, she’ll be leaving again

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Trump and Musk firing Gwynne Wilcox is like trying to bench the referee—turns out, they don’t get to rewrite the rulebook just because they don’t like the calls.

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Veronica Ovor 1 Jahr

She’s been doing a terrible job

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Corneliavor 1 Jahr

It is a win!!!

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Kurtis 🍀vor 1 Jahr

Then demote her to janitor. Problem solved.

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More leftist games.

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Patrick 01vor 1 Jahr

She'll be gone in a week

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