UAW Leaders Blast Trump Amid Ongoing Strikes, Citing Tax Cuts and Support for Biden
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UAW President Shawn Fain blasted former President Trump's reported plan to speak with auto workers in Detroit amid thousands striking.
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Fain said the union's demands include a 46% wage increase and 32-hour workweek as auto workers push for shorter weeks, better benefits.
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Fain said the union is prepared to continue strikes, promising to picket more plants if necessary.
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UA President Mark McManus also released a statement calling Trump a "fraud" and praising President Biden.
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McManus said Trump's tax cuts eliminated write-offs for union dues, showing he doesn't care about working people.