Wonkette asked me to write up a case for Biden being the best president for unions. I don't quite want to go that far--it's still early--but there is a case.
I had an interview with The Atlantic yesterday about the role of Biden in the railroad labor issue and how he is one of the best presidents ever for unions..
I am pretty agnostic over the question of whether Biden should be the nominee in 2024. I tend to think not, but then I also don't know what process would.
David Pence, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons For all of its awfulness, the Trump administration did make some good policy decisions. It was right, more or less, to push.
I am glad Biden spoke up against Kellogg's threat to permanently replace the workers striking it because it won't give in on the horrors of the two-tiered contract. President Joe.
While one can criticize Biden's performance so far on a number of fronts (immigration, glacial rate of appointments, some foreign policy issues), his economic priorities have been absolutely outstanding. He's.
Winona Laduke??? and other ???water protectors??? rally at the Wisc.-Minn. border on June 29, 2018, the morning after Line 3 is approved. They???re vowing to fight to keep the oil.
Biden has surpassed most left-leaning people's expectations on economic issues. Yes, there are things to critique and lots of work to be done, but honestly, he's been better on these.
