Explane it dumb whore.... Crikey! ... That's what you call a former providour
I sent you a video of exactly what you claimed. Nutty Trump Magatards inciting violence against real republicans. Originally Posted by 1blackman1
I believe Trump lost. I believe he continues to lie to his stupidiotic subjects like Salty.How does your libtard ideology go along with your belief that tribalism and idiolitry TRUMP what's best for this country??
How are those for beliefs. Originally Posted by 1blackman1
How does your libtard ideology go along with your belief that tribalism and idiolitry TRUMP what's best for this country??
It must suck being a minion of the senile pervert and his nerdowells??
These are rhetorical questions...
Polls show you're on the LOSSING side!! Originally Posted by bb1961
Oh my god, the Polls are coming. What ever will I do. Guess I’ll just keep on LOSSING. Originally Posted by 1blackman1
"Keep on", as in "having always been a loser", being the key words. At least you recognize yourself for what you are. Originally Posted by HedonistForeverAlways been a LOSSER. Corrected that for you. Now will you admit you’re Mr. Whataboutism? Ya know since you decided to stick your nose in. You might as well get some self recognition as well.
Always been a LOSSER. Corrected that for you. Now will you admit you’re Mr. Whataboutism? Ya know since you decided to stick your nose in. You might as well get some self recognition as well. Originally Posted by 1blackman1
Billionaire investor Elon Musk accused the Democrat Party of being beholden to unions, and as evidence he cited the way President Joe Biden’s administration treats him versus how it treats the corrupt United Auto Workers (UAW) union.
“I think the general public is not aware of the degree to which the unions control the Democratic Party. One does not need to speculate on this point,” he said in an interview last week with the Tesla Owners Silicon Valley club.
He then specifically drew attention to how the Biden administration refused to invite Tesla to its electric vehicle summit last August, despite the company producing more EVs than any other company in the world....
“Last year, President Biden held an EV summit where Tesla was explicitly not allowed to come, but the UAW was. Tesla’s made two-thirds of all electric vehicles in the United States, so deliberately excluding us from an EV summit at the White House but including the UAW, that tells you all you need to know,” he said....
The issue, Musk continued, is that Tesla is a non-unionized company, and the UAW and its allies (including the Biden administration) resent this. Never mind that he has a perfectly valid reason for not allowing the company to unionize.
“Tesla has the highest pay in the water industry. Moreover, the people that work at our Fremont Plant have like, you know, five job offers to work somewhere else. There’s negative unemployment in the Bay Area. Like try hiring someone in the Bay Area — it’s ridiculous. It’s negative unemployment,” he said.
“So our challenge is how do we convince people to stay given the many other opportunities that they have, let alone a union. Like, they’re like, ‘what, we don’t need a union — I’ve got five other job [offers].’ That’s the real reason. It’s the complete opposite of what they’re characterizing.”
The UAW likes to characterize Musk as a greedy, profit-motivated capitalist pig who doesn’t care about his allegedly suffering employees.
In summary, the billionaire investor believes he was snubbed last year because of his refusal to allow Tesla to unionize. And indeed, then-White House press secretary Jen Psaki’s words appear to confirm this.
Asked last whether Tesla’s non-union status was the reason for the snub, she said, “Well, these are the three largest employers of the United Auto Workers, so I’ll let you draw your own conclusions.”
She meant GM, Ford, and Stellantis, the three unionized auto makers who were invited to the EV summit alongside their UAW overlords...
The Biden administration went on to snub Tesla numerous additional times.
For instance, the president’s “Build Back Better” plan contained a provision that would have provided purchasers with “$12,000 for buying an electric car … unless it’s a Tesla,” as reported by Reason magazine...