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‘Disgraceful’: A Fiery Bernie Sanders Courts Blue-Collar Voters
(www.nytimes.com)
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where on the table?
the Democrats have failed to come out in defense of the workers with no living wages on the table nor universal healthcare
I mean the DOJ has been doing a good job during the Biden administration. To an extent there's not much the government can actually do about low wages if I got my stuff right; it's mostly workers' organizations who can do something about that. Dems also don't have the House or a filibuster proof majority in the Senate so I'm not sure what exactly you want them to do.
I don't like the Dems either, but they're overall okay on workers' rights (shutting down the rail strike was very much not okay, though).
shutting down the rail strike was not being overall okay on workers' it was shitting all over them and the rest of the workers
just because a Democrat is the offender does not make it better than if a Republican did it
Stop repeating that BS. The Biden admin kept fighting for the workers even after Congress shut down the strike. The rail workers even thanked the admin.
https://www.ibew.org/media-center/Articles/23Daily/2306/230620_IBEWandPaid
Sick days were just one demand of many the unions wanted, and even then it fell short of what they had demanded. "We got them their demands later" is basically propaganda at this point.
They also got them a historic pay raise and other concessions. When the union that the president prevented from striking praises the president, it's not propaganda. This isn't some WH press release.
https://www.ibew.org/media-center/Articles/22Daily/2208/220917_thanks
One union did that. Many others didn't.
Did he abolish the system that made accidents more likely and was the reason they striked in the first place?
Does the president have unilateral authority to make laws? How do you expect him to abolish that system without Congressional action?
It's not a legal system, but rather something the rail company (companies???) implemented. The workers were trying to get the company to abolish it by striking but Biden crushed the strike without giving them their central demand.