According to reports, Richard Trumka, the powerful head of the AFL-CIO, died suddenly on Thursday, reportedly due to a heart attack.During his 12 years as president, Trumka used to be AFL-CIO, his words set the priorities of the big labor agenda for the United States and the world.
In 2020, Trumka asked lawmakers to pass the PRO bill and threatened not to use his 12.5 million workers’ power to canvass for them or line up for their campaign treasury. The PRO bill was passed by the House of Representatives in February 2020. Under his leadership, Biden Harris was elected, and the House of Representatives re-voted the PRO bill in March 2021, and then entered the Senate.in a threat speech Trumka said it was issued after the second passage of the bill by the House of Representatives,
The PRO Act is our next frontier. Our next battle is in the U.S. Senate. Not just for the PRO Act. But for infrastructure. For democratic reform. There are also civil rights. The PRO bill is the bill that makes everything possible.
Of course, there are no shortage of skeptics who doubt that passing the PRO Act is impossible.
But we will not let anyone define our capabilities or weaken our collective strength.
We have endured it long enough. Stop making excuses. There is no more reason why we can’t do it.
The PRO bill is our touchstone. If progress is delayed or refused again, the suffering of the past year will only get worse.
With the new government supporting his actions, Trumka used his influence to promote major reforms that benefited the unions while destroying small businesses and independent professionals. The PRO bill has stalled in the Senate and may not pass itself; so the Democrats work feverishly Embed Some of its views belong to the 1.2 trillion reconciliation part Infrastructure ActAccording to the leftist blog, although the independent contractor seems to have escaped, ruling out the harsh ABC test and certain other regulations against us, we have failed to do so. People’s world:
Since the Settlement Act should only deal with monetary issues, the PRO Act imposes higher fines and other penalties on those who violate labor laws. There are no other measures.
According to Senator Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, the bill will be voted in the Senate as early as this weekend.
Even if these other parts are maintained when the Infrastructure Act is passed, any form of PRO Act will be the death knell for small businesses and self-employed people across the country.
I am not in favor of not speaking ill of the dead. I extend my condolences to his family, but given the evil that Trumka has done to real businesses and American working professionals, I doubt whether he will rest in peace. My only hope is that now the entire large labor structure will collapse, because he is not here to arm, plan, and bribe strongly to maintain unity.
From the news of Trumka’s death New York Post:
AFL-CIO Chairman Richard Trumka (Richard Trumka), the most Strong labor leader, Has died, Democratic officials announced on Thursday.
“The American working people lost a brave soldier when we needed him most,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a speech in the Senate.
The 72-year-old Trumka has led this influential labor organization for more than a decade, representing approximately 12.5 million workers.
He has become a close ally of President Joe Biden and recently supported the vaccinations for COVID-19 for union workers-a major initiative promoted by the President. Xiaoshan said.
Biden called Trumka a “close friend” on Thursday. After learning of the death of the labor leader, he was “not just the head of the AFL-CIO.”
Trumka has not even been buried, and Democrats are using his death to win support to pass the PRO bill. This shows that they are determined to take full power for themselves and undermine the freedom and independence of hardworking, entrepreneurial, and hardworking Americans.
Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts (D-Fauxcahontas) was one of the first to use Trumka’s memory:
We should commemorate Rich Trumka’s legacy through the bill he devoted himself to: the PRO bill. The union has established the middle class in the United States, and the union will rebuild the middle class in the United States-we should protect and strengthen the right of workers to organize in Rich’s memory.
-Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) August 5, 2021
“In Rich’s memory”… Of course, Jane.
Chuck Planner Schumer is more subtle than Fauxcahontas, but the light behind the crocodile’s tears is obvious.
The emotional Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer tearfully announced the death of AFL-CIO Chairman Richard Trumka in the Senate:
“This is just terrible news… We just lost a huge one and we need him.” pic.twitter.com/Jnz2LiDMxe
-Recount (@therecount) August 5, 2021
Independent professionals are seeing through this affected respect:
Sorry for your loss.
However, take advantage of its evil graceful actions before the body even gets cold!
— Jake Poinier #NoPROAct (@DrFreelance) August 5, 2021
He is not worth wasting your fake tears. When he was selected as the treasurer along with another miner, Miller, when I left the coal mine for the first time, I did a joint miner consulting project. He ran a dishonest shop and stuffed his own pocket from the collected dues.
— Moses Foster (@Mfoster1636) August 5, 2021
Some tribute to Richard Trumka crossed the line, saying in a cruel way to commemorate him by passing by #PROAct.
If Dems sincerely cooperate with the two parties and carry out real reforms, the PRO bill will be passed in 2020.
But persistent #ABCtest, Eliminate #Work rights Laws and privacy are not passed! https://t.co/o9JTrfs1yW
— John Lopez (@JohnLopezIL) August 5, 2021
Trumka is set to Line his pockets Even With the passage of the PRO Act, and consolidating his power base under the new Biden administration. But, like another seemingly omnipotent boss, he managed the city of Chicago for 21 years. He also died suddenly of a heart attack. You met your creator in his time, not yours.
