TRUCKERS AND TEAMSTERS HATE HARRIS PUSHING TRANS SURGERY ON CHILDREN
"Union members are overwhelmingly reacting to Kamala Harris embrace of taxpayer funding of sex change surgeries on criminals in prison, illegal aliens and children. Union members are walking away from the blood lust Kamala has for butchering sex changes with taxpayer money. We have been on the streets, and highways greeting Truckers, and driving our own Billboard trucks nationwide for years, so we are happy to see this development," says Eugene Delgaudio, president of Public Advocate.
REDSTATE REPORTS:
In a completely unprecedented and historic move, the Teamsters -- after decades of supporting Democrats -- decided not to endorse Kamala Harris or anyone else. But on top of that, they also released the results of two polls of their members, an online poll and a phone poll. Both showed the members overwhelmingly supporting former President Donald Trump.
The online poll was 59.6 percent for Trump and the phone poll was 58 percent. Both had him far ahead of Harris.
One would have to think that's a very positive indication in places like Pennsylvania and the other Rust Belt states, combined with what we've seen from the voter focus groups and media canvassing. Not to mention the Gallup poll that shows Trump more popular than Harris.
OFFICIAL TEAMSTERS ANNOUNCEMENT ON TWITTER
TEAMSTERS RELEASE PRESIDENTIAL ENDORSEMENT POLLING DATA "For the past year, the Teamsters Union has pledged to conduct the most inclusive, democratic, and transparent Presidential endorsement process in the history of our 121-year-old organization-and today we are delivering on that promise to our members," said Teamsters General President Sean M. O'Brien. "Our members are the union, and their voices and opinions must be at the forefront of everything the Teamsters do. Our final decision around a possible Presidential endorsement will not be made lightly, but you can be sure it will be driven directly by our diverse membership." The Teamsters have not yet endorsed any candidate for U.S. President. The union's General Executive Board expects to announce a decision on Wednesday.
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