is it communist or anachist to want fair pay for a fair day's work? we can argue about tactics, of course, but i wouldn't say that the basis for the labor movement was anarchist or communist.
it wasn't "republican" either, of course. it was more counter-republican
But there were Republicans who got it.
Teddy Roosevelt, for one.
So did Warren Harding and Dwight Eisenhower, those raging "Marxists" as Boro would call them.
Ronald Reagan was a president of a union, who fought against a lot of the abuses of the studios.
So I guess when Reagan was putting an end to the "Casting Couch", Toro would have called him a Marxist... or something.
My dad was a union guy. He brought home a good paycheck, was able to raise five kids to be solid citizens, and died too young at 56 from lung cancer.
But not to worry, someone made a profit from the asbestos that they told him was perfectly safe to work with. That should warm the cockled of Toro's heart, if he had one.
He was also one of the last guys who stuck up for Nixon, because Nixon tried to do right by working people. Nixon instituted OSHA and the EPA.