President Joe Biden made an unexpected visit to a gathering of national union leaders at the AFL-CIO headquarters in Washington, DC, on Wednesday. However, the atmosphere at the meeting was far from enthusiastic, with attendees appearing disengaged despite their presence being financially compensated. The event had a solemn, almost “funeral-like” feel to it.
During his remarks, Biden tried to rally the union leaders by comparing them to an important international alliance. “I think of you as my domestic NATO — not a joke,” he stated. He reiterated his commitment to being a staunch supporter of unions, saying, “I said I’m going to be the most pro-union president in American history. Well guess what? I am.”
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As is often the case, Biden’s speech veered off into various unrelated topics, making his message difficult to follow. In an attempt to connect with the audience on a personal level, Biden shared a story from his past. “You know, I come from a household with a three-bedroom – we weren’t poor, but we didn’t have anything left over at the end of the month and uh, you know, three-bedroom house, four kids, grandpop lived with us…” he reminisced. He further added, “I look back now and wonder how my dad handled those thin walls.”
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