Trump Seeks UAW's Support, Bashes Biden's Policies

Former President Donald Trump is seeking an endorsement from the United Auto Workers (UAW) for his White House bid, criticizing President Biden's "Green New Deal crusade" and claiming that only his return to the presidency can save the automotive industry. The UAW, which traditionally supports Democratic candidates, including Biden, has withheld its endorsement due to friction with the Biden administration over tax money being pumped into nonunion electric vehicle suppliers. Despite Trump's apocalyptic vision of the industry, the auto sector has gained jobs steadily since he left office. The tension between the UAW and the Biden administration stems from the union's need to organize parts suppliers, particularly battery makers, as electric vehicles require fewer workers. However, much of the new battery investment is going to union-resistant states like Georgia, which could impact the UAW's influence.
- Trump Seeks U.A.W.'s Support as the Union Wavers on Backing Biden The New York Times
- Trump says he would end ‘Green New Deal atrocities’ on first day back in White House The Hill
- Trump Seeks UAW Union Endorsement, Bashes Biden's EV Policies Bloomberg
- Biden Attacks Trump and MAGA but Avoids Indictment Talk The New York Times
- Trump, Biden campaigns spar over support of UAW workers, EV mandates Reuters
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