In 2020, Biden told a Detroit auto worker he was “full of sh-t” and a “horse’s ass.”
Nothing has changed in Biden’s estimation.
Today, Biden will address the United Auto Workers in a desperate attempt to shore up his hemorrhaging support.
Auto workers are rightly skeptical of Biden — particularly over his obsession with electric vehicles and the outsourcing to foreign countries that comes with it.
Biden couldn’t stop the auto workers from striking — even though he said it wouldn’t happen. They gave Biden a “tepid welcome” last year, when he spent just 12 minutes at their picket line — speaking for 87 seconds and taking a few photos before meandering back to his motorcade.
“I don’t know what [Biden] has done,” said one local UAW president.
It’s not just auto workers hurt by Biden’s policies:
Biden promised to be the “most pro-union president” in history — but just like everything else, he was lying.
