Daniel Greenfield July 24, 2022 @ Sultan Knish Blog
Last Wednesday, hundreds of truckers protested at the Los Angeles-Long Beach port, some trucks slowed down traffic on the 110 while others took part by refusing to take on loads. Their message was timed not just for Los Angeles County voters who backed the leftists threatening to put them out of work, but for retired general Stephen Lyons. The former general who had served as the Commander of the U.S. Transportation Command had been picked by the Biden administration as its Port and Supply Chain Envoy and was there to see the ports through which much of the country's international cargoes flow.
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The truckers had a simple message for Lyons and his boss, they shouted it and waved it on signs, “No to AB5.” But Lyons had little to offer
the independent truckers fighting mandatory unionization by California
Democrats and their union allies except, “We need to retain drivers
because they're critical to our economy." With 70,000 California owner-operator truckers trying to figure out if they can even work, that’s not likely..............To Read More.......
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