Opinion | The autoworkers' big win exposes the absurdity of Trump's populism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : In reality, he ended up addressing workers at a nonunion shop, bashing the strike as useless given that electric vehicles will inevitably destroy their jobs -- unless they elect him president in 2024, of course.
57% : The truth is that no one knows exactly what the long term transition holds for workers.
53% : "The billionaire class," Fain said recently, has "spent decades" convincing workers that "we are weak," that "it's futile to fight" and that workers "should be grateful for the scraps that they decide to give us."
51% : That's why Fain says the UAW does not oppose the green transition but merely wants a "just transition" for workers.

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