Report: Pennsylvania Union Bosses Struggling to Convince Members to Vote Against Donald TrumpJohn Binder 1 Oct 2020
Union bosses in the swing state of Pennsylvania admit they are struggling to convince their rank-and-file members to vote against President Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election.
As Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden visited Pennsylvania this week, local reports indicate union bosses are having a difficult time convincing their members to vote against Trump this election cycle.
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports:
Union officials conceded they are concerned about whether the rank-and-file will honor those endorsements.
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Likewise, union officials are asking members to put their employment ahead of other concerns they may have about the Biden-Harris ticket and fears they might support limits on gun rights.
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“Like Trump said (Tuesday) night: The president has done more for America in 47 months than Biden has in 47 years,†said [Rep. Guy] Reschenthaler [R-PA], who represents Pennsylvania’s 14th Congressional District spanning Fayette, Greene, and Washington counties and parts of Westmoreland County. “At the end of the day, the rank-and-file workers will still overwhelmingly vote for President Trump.â€
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