New Poll Shows Trump's Disapproval With White Working Class Voters Rises to 54%

[Cellblock2429]

First of all, I have no intention of providing you with personal information, random internet personal information demander. I will say that I was a Teamster for seven years before I moved into management. That was in the nineties, so good luck trying to find me based on that information.

Second of all, notice that i said "good jobs at union wages and benefits," not "union jobs." A union in an industry that raises wages and benefits in one company, raises the going rate for the whole industry.

Or did you mean that you don't want people to have any kind of job in order to get this "Medicare for all?"

/----/ "I will say that I was a Teamster for seven years before I moved into management."
I have no interest in finding you, Mr. Paranoid. But, by your own admission, you dumped your union job for advancement and more money. That says it all.

 

[LoveKimWexler]

/----/ "I will say that I was a Teamster for seven years before I moved into management."
I have no interest in finding you, Mr. Paranoid. But, by your own admission, you dumped your union job for advancement and more money. That says it all.

What does it say? Do you have a point? Why are you so vague? Are you a gnat troll?

What is says to me is that I enjoyed my union pay and benefits for seven years, during which time, I wasn't whining for "Medicare for all" or any other government intervention into my healthcare. When I moved into management, my pay and benefits were better than entry-level managers in other non-union companies in the same industry. Why? Because the company had to compete with the compensation of its hourly employees when recruiting managers.

What is your objection to union, if you have one?