NEW: U.S. District Judge Carlos Murguia resigned amid renewed attention to sex harassment allegations. https://t.co/KrKMFOkecL— Bloomberg Law (@BLaw) February 18, 2020
Good riddance, Carlos.
The silence—for months—from the Senate Democrats, #MeToo mob (abortion industry), and other leftwing activists was deafening.
Once again, they exposed their utter hypocrisy.
They gave a pass to this pro-abortion activist judge.https://t.co/BhLTv1kZF5 https://t.co/zKfDqQwhu9— Mike Davis (@mrddmia) February 18, 2020
One of the factors that helped deliver the presidency to Trump in 2016 was the big gains he made among union workers. In 2012, Barack Obama beat Mitt Romney by 18 points nationally among union households. But Trump cut that advantage to 9 points in his race against Clinton. The swing was even more dramatic in the states that were key to Trump’s electoral college triumph. For instance, Obama beat Romney in Michigan among union households by 33 points, whereas Trump only lost those households by 13 points in 2016 — a net swing of 20.
At the heart of the Sanders electability argument is the idea that he can bring back the blue-collar workers who defected to Trump in 2016. That won’t be possible if he doesn’t figure out a way to mend fences with unions. And his destructive healthcare proposal makes that task a lot harder.