The Radical Left has been losing support, especially among undecided voters recently. But everyone was shocked at this recent massive loss.
Because Republicans received support from a major Democrat ally, and the Left is extremely worried.
In America, both political parties are usually able to count on major support from certain key demographics that have always supported them in the past.
But as the Radical Left continues to make it clear that they hate America and American citizens, it seems that they are losing much of that support.
One key voting block that Democrats have been able to rely on in the past is unions.
Unions across the nation that are made up of hard-working blue-collar Americans have typically supported Democrat candidates in the past, and the Left has gotten used to their support.
But because of the Left’s radical agenda that seems to stand for everything that the average American stands against, Democrats may not be able to rely on the support from unions anymore.
While campaigning, both Joe Biden and Donald Trump have spent a considerable amount of time with unions in order to receive their backing and support.
But while Joe Biden has been touting his green deals that will effectively destroy the lives and jobs of countless Americans, Trump has been promising to put America first.
This has been a major issue that Democrats have been bracing for, but up until now, nothing major has actually happened.
But now, the Teamsters union, which has generally backed Democrats, contributed $5,000 to Sen. Josh Hawley’s reelection campaign in yet another show of GOP support.
The contribution coincides with the long-standing blue-collar union’s efforts to build rapport with the GOP after making a sizable financial commitment in February.
The Teamsters have historically donated a large portion of their proceeds to Democrats.
Nevertheless, Hawley has made it a point to stand with the union by joining them in picket lines and the United Auto Workers as well, according to Axios reporting.
According to Hawley’s first-quarter fundraising report, his campaign raised $2.56 million in total as of the beginning of April, and he currently has roughly $5.5 million in cash on hand for the reelection campaign.
The Teamster’s donations have primarily benefited the Democratic Party, but Trump has tried to shift it to the Republican Party.
In January, the ex-president had a meeting with Sean O’Brien, President of the Teamsters Union.
Following the meeting, Trump said he had a “good shot” of receiving the union’s endorsement. Blue-collar workers make up the majority of Teamsters’ 1.3 million members.
Gaining support from union leaders is just one more step in the process that Trump and the GOP are taking to win over more working-class voters.
During recent rallies in the Rust Belt and upper Midwest, Trump has made multiple remarks endorsing the autoworkers.
Additionally, truck drivers around the nation called for the suspension of shipments to New York City in protest of a February court ruling against Trump.
While the Left continuously attacks American principles and values, Trump and the GOP have made it clear that America will always come first.
Because of this, many American unions are shifting their support to back Republican candidates in an effort to protect their jobs and livelihoods.
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