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Tim Scott on the United Auto Workers strike: “You strike, you’re fired! Simple concept to me,”
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That statement should make Tim Scott ineligible to be president. You strike you’re fired. A strike is the last thing a union can do when the company won’t negotiate in good faith. They are just as hard on the workers as they are on the company. A strike is not called for lightly.

Tim believes in Big Business over workers.

And yet many, many lower income people think the Republicans are their friends.

Uncle Tim stands with the billionaires.

Tim Scott going on record as supporting billionaires against the little guy.

Well, if he ever had the union votes he just lost any and all of them

This is a down right terrible stance for a candidate to o take while running a desperate and flailing campaign for president. Yikes. Unions are integral to this country and its manufacturing future. Are Tim Scott’s 15 minutes up yet? Hey, while I’m here I figured this is worth a shot. Fighting cancer and just trying to reach as many as possible. I’m going to share my gfm below in case anyone would like to help. Any help is greatly appreciated, even a share.

@carlos_lemarie He obviously thinks you should be lucky to have a job. In reality at any point all labor could say screw it. Employers need to know how lucky they are to have good workers. It should be mutually beneficial and negotiation allows that. Basically, Scott hates worker freedom.

"The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 codified the right to strike into law. As a result, all workers covered by the NLRA have the right to participate in lawful strikes." So, Tim Scott can go fuck himself.

Every time Republicans get what they want, the American people lose something they need. --John Collins

