Donald Trump comes face-to-face with union blow

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Trump has previously made optimistic remarks about an endorsement from UAW -- telling auto workers in the fall, "Your head man, Shawn, he's a good man, but he's got to endorse Trump" -- Fain closed the doors on those hopes.
50% : During his remarks, Fain told the audience to "pay close attention" to the screen, saying, "I want to show you a picture of what Trump said and what actions he took to help the American autoworkers striking at GM when he was president" before blank squares appeared on the projectors.
49% : UAW President Shawn Fain appeared at a political event in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to announce that the nation's largest auto union would back Biden's re-election campaign, telling union members, "This choice is clear -- Joe Biden bet on the American worker while Donald Trump blamed the American worker.
36% : Fain, who has spoken critically of Trump, had signaled it would be unlikely for the former president to receive the union's endorsement.
31% : "There's zero chance the UAW will endorse President Trump," Wheaton, Cornell University's director of labor studies, previously told Newsweek during the strike.

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