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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: sm1th who wrote (774927)1/3/2023 4:04:02 PM
From: skinowski  Read Replies (1) of 793913
 
Change begins in how we as Republicans see the role of traditional organized labor. We can and should partner with unions if they are actually promoting their members’ welfare. We are likely to find common ground on concerns about horrific working conditions, monitoring by computer algorithms, and unfair competition from foreign nations. But if unions want to defend the importation of cheap foreign labor and force the latest woke fads down everyday Americans’ throats, then we need to pursue alternative mechanisms to support workers.
Dunno…. The Senator from Florida wears the mantle of a conservative - but most of what he says sounds pretty marxist. Social engineering at its best. Support the unions - but if they’re too woke, look for alternatives. Most things he mentions in the article are top down approaches coming from the government.

Not a word about deregulation, letting businesses do business… stop government meddling, cut its budget. What he wants is a government that is active and proactive. Which means mucho mas dinero borrowed and wasted.

Not to mention that this sincere (still) young man - if elected Prez - would end up getting us into a war with China. The same one, right in their backyard, that military experts studied, gamed - and found that the only way not to lose is not to fight.
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