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It's a crisis. Who cares about unions. I know drivers stateside who drove passed union lines and threatened but the need was great. This is getting disgusting.
Unions are helping and sending aid ,more than trump is.
Oh I get it. She's a Democrat, so Puerto Ricans should rot. Sick.
Meanwhile, while Republicans votes against Sandy aid, Democrats voted for aid to Texas and Florida. This argument makes the right sound (more) pathetic.
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Originally Posted by Taratova
It's a crisis. Who cares about unions. I know drivers stateside who drove passed union lines and threatened but the need was great. This is getting disgusting.
Most of the reporters are union. They will be fired if they do a union job without it being cleared through the unions. I don't know, & said so, if this is a union situation. However, to legally drive a truck you have to have a commercial trucking license. Without that, they can't legally drive a truck & where are the cabs? I haven't seen one. Not a single one. In my opinion, you are desperately trying to throw blame on Puerto Ricans. They didn't ask to be hit twice in less than two weeks anymore than you asked to be hit once. I've been through a good number of category 2 hurricanes & was on the outer edge of Irma. If you don't understand that supplies are not released to just anyone you should.
Plus only 20% of truck drivers reported back to work. They want big money to move the supplies.
There is no power they are at home protecting their families ,not like trump ,tweeting.
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