America's anti-Trump labor bosses declare war on their own rank and file.

Rank and file blue-collar manufacturing workers love Donald John Trump,

yet their union leaders consistently have failed to endorse him.

This paradox has recently been on display his 2024 candidate Trump has barred with

the United Auto Workers President Sean Fain over the

UAW's Joe Biden endorsement. Trump is absolutely right. Fain is a, as I analyzed in an earlier column entitled UAW Suicide Pack with Detroit

3 will mean higher costs, lower profits overseas manufacturing. feigns Pyrrhic victory in the recent UAW

big three negotiations is merely a short-term triumph that effectively institutionalizes the offshoring of battery production and

other key parts of the electric vehicle supply chain to Communist China.

I'm reminded here of similar deals, United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis cut in the 1950s.

While Lewis won higher wages and benefits for existing UMW members, Lewis's devastating concessions on mine mechanization would

forever shrink UMW membership by more than half crippling the union forever. The question now is whether the leaders of other

major unions like the teamsters and steel workers will follow Faines UAW and

kiss the Biden ring despite massive Rankin file support for Trump.

This is no small question.

Rankin file union members swung the vote for Trump in 2016

in the battlegrounds of Michigan, Wisconsin, and

thereby paved the way for Trump's stunning blue wall victory over Hillary Clinton.

Here's the buried lead. It doesn't really matter who the

Union bosses endorse. Trump will still command a lion's share of a rank-and-file that

has little regard for these big labor apparatchics.

That's why Trump has exposed fame for the snarling dope thing is.

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