Where is the Teamsters statement of indignation?

[Koldiww]

Given the oz PR advisor, Berlin Rosen, I would suspect they would advise O'Brian to come out with some bs statement to soft soap their fake indignation. Oh, by the way, what happens at the NLRB affects the Teamsters more than any other Union...just saying.

[Nickjamesups]

[The Direct Line]

He thinks he is a celebrity now with his countless appearances on Fox News, RNC speech and now his podcast, If you go to the Better Bad Idea Twitter/X page, the bio reads "Boston's Sean O'Brien delivers an unscripted podcast tackling today's bid ideas".

[Barry455]

Given the oz PR advisor, Berlin Rosen, I would suspect they would advise O'Brian to come out with some bs statement to soft soap their fake indignation. Oh, by the way, what happens at the NLRB affects the Teamsters more than any other Union...just saying.

Maybe O'Brien thought TDU was handling the statement. TDU's statement was weak as shit, like their just reporting the bad news. Every one knew Trump would go affter the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) its no surprise if you were paying attention. It's the billionares wet dream and IBT/TDU helped make it happen. No wonder they don't want to talk about it.

[JWebb]

The implications for the union are huge, starting with driver organizing at Amazon, they'll continue to be considered employees of the subcontractor.

[Gimliboston9]

[The Direct Line]

There is a whole chapter dedicated to labor in Project 2025's playbook called Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise. The NLRB was one of their targets.

[quotetheraven1031]

Given the oz PR advisor, Berlin Rosen, I would suspect they would advise O'Brian to come out with some bs statement to soft soap their fake indignation. Oh, by the way, what happens at the NLRB affects the Teamsters more than any other Union...just saying.

The nlrb was already worthless. This just further solidifies its irrelevance

[Gimliboston9]

Wow! Your comment seems to show just how little understanding there is out there of just what the NLRB does and can do . You are certainly welcome to your opinion.

[quotetheraven1031]

Yup, still the same