Trump BLASTS Biden For Two-Faced Handling Of Autoworkers Strike - 'Crooked Joe Sold Them Down The River'

On Saturday, Donald Trump called out President Joe Biden for his two-faced behavior when dealing with the auto workers strike, noting how the aging president only decided to visit them after Trump announced he would. He also called out the Democrats for selling the car companies on the “Electric Car Hoax” which has put them in such a tight situation. 

“Crooked Joe Biden had no intention of going to visit the United Autoworkers, until I announced that I would be heading to Michigan to be with them, & help then out,” the post from Trump read. “Actually, Crooked Joe sold them down the river with his ridiculous all Electric Car Hoax. This wasn’t Biden’s idea, he can’t put two sentences together. It was the idea of the Radical Left Fascists, Marxists, & Communists who control him and who, in so doing, are DESTROYING OUR COUNTRY!”

“Within 3 years, all of these cars will be made in China. That’s what Sleepy Joe wants, because China pays him and his family a FORTUNE,” he continued. “He is a Manchurian Candidate. If the UAW ‘leadership’ doesn’t ENDORSE me, and if I don’t win the Election, the Autoworkers are ‘toast,’ with our great truckers to follow. Crooked Joe Biden is the most Corrupt and Incompetent President in the history of the USA. If he is able to gather the energy to show up, tell him to go to the Southern Border instead, & to leave the Car Industry alone!”

As previously reported by the DC Enquirer, it was announced Monday that Trump would be visiting Michigan on September 27 to speak with over 500 auto workers who are currently on strike. Biden then announced on Friday that he intended to visit the striking workers, deciding to see them the day right before Trump is set to, per Reuters. 

Of course, Trump calling out Biden for pushing electric vehicles onto car manufacturers is true as well. The administration has consistently put out different propaganda to convince the American people that electric cars are the future. Just recently, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm did a tour around the southern United States to “draw attention to the billions of dollars” spent on electric vehicles by the Biden administration, per the DC Enquirer. 

It’s those electric vehicles that are putting automakers in a tight spot when negotiating contracts for workers. Ford President and CEO Jim Farley said last week that the company has a hard max on what they can offer workers because otherwise electric vehicle development will bankrupt the company, per the DC Enquirer.