A Dock Worker Strike Could Cost Kamala The White House. Why Won’t Biden Stop It?

There is a right way to do something, and there is a wrong way to do something. Using the American economy during an "emergency" in order to exact pain on while hoping to gain some sort of favor in a contract by striking and threatening the stability of the US economy at a very vulnerable time should be considered a criminal act or criminal conspiracy.
Would that be like republic led government shutdowns?

Or senator tupperville's holds on military promotions over abortion politics?

Or asking foreign countries for domestic political favors while holding needed military resources?
 
Would that be like republic led government shutdowns?

Or senator tupperville's holds on military promotions over abortion politics?

Or asking foreign countries for domestic political favors while holding needed military resources?
It's almost as if he is just putting on an act.
 
do you have a link to them all making 200K a year?
The fuckup is wrong as usual.

From the NYT.

A key sticking point is wages. East and Gulf Coast longshoremen with six or more years’ experience currently earn $39 an hour, up 11 percent from the start of their previous six-year contract. But over that the same period, inflation has risen 24 percent. A person familiar with the negotiations said the union was asking for a $5-an-hour raise in each year of the new six-year contract, while employers were offering annual raises of $2.50 an hour.
 
The Secretary of Transportation is under the directive of the President, otherwise the president gives the order's, and the administration beneath acts upon those orders.
Are you saying the president is so monstrously derelict he can't say "take care of this"?
 
The fuckup is wrong as usual.

From the NYT.

A key sticking point is wages. East and Gulf Coast longshoremen with six or more years’ experience currently earn $39 an hour, up 11 percent from the start of their previous six-year contract. But over that the same period, inflation has risen 24 percent. A person familiar with the negotiations said the union was asking for a $5-an-hour raise in each year of the new six-year contract, while employers were offering annual raises of $2.50 an hour.

That is 81k a year assuming no OT. that is pretty close to the national average.

Asking for more than a 10k a year raise for 6 years seems a bit much.
 

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