President Biden finds familiar and active allies for his reelection bid with labor union endorsements.
Washington — President Biden often calls himself the most 'pro-union president in history,' and the ballroom packed with labor members Wednesday needed no more convincing.The crowd at the North America's Building Trades Unions conference booed at the sight of former President Donald Trump during an video before Mr. Biden's speech, with some chanting 'lock him up!' before the president took the stage.
He estimated that in his union, support is about 60% for Mr. Biden and 40% for Trump. Denver sheet metal worker Jon Alvino, who praised the infrastructure bill for bringing new construction projects to his area, said he is 'worried, to an extent,' about Mr. Biden's reelection chances because of Trump's deep support with his base. 'He's a cultish figure.
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