
Nat’l Press Secretary @aflcio ✊ Formerly @newsguild | @cwaunion | @opensecretsdc — all opinions are my own.
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Whether you’re a retiree or just started working, this economy isn’t working for us. Billionaires and greedy CEOs are making record profits while we struggle to make ends meet.
Let’s vote for union-endorsed candidates to change that: betterinaunion.org
El-Sayed: I have a sense that you all are here today because of the decisions of somebody who's not here right now. I'm just going to tell you, this is a state of 10 million people who deserve a lot better from their government. I'm a lot more focused on the 9,999,998 that are not the ones you guys are talking about
I'm not in the business of driving clicks for you. I'm in the business of trying to solve problems for the people of my state
AFL-CIO President @LizShuler joined @IowaAFLCIO President Charlie Wishman and @Turek4Iowa to knock on doors and talk to working Iowans about what’s at stake in this election. Let’s send Josh to the Senate to fight for us!
Josh @Turek4Iowa is fighting for working families, and that’s why America’s unions are fighting to send him to the Senate. ✊
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There’s no place like Iowa, and these union volunteers are making sure their neighbors know they have the power to change it.
Billionaires can buy the ads. We’ve got doors to knock and an election to win.
Happy Halloween from Des Moines! 🎃
NEW: Reporting like this is why labor journalists are so important.
A small army of union volunteers, tens of thousands strong across the country, will make the difference in key races for control of Congress.
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Texas workers deserve elected leaders who stand with us on our picket lines, not ones whose billionaire donors pick our pockets.
@jamestalarico stands with us. I’m in Texas today because working people have waited long enough for a senator who answers to us.
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Harlan, 1973. Virginia, 1989. Omaha, 2021. Working people have always had to pick a side. Pete Ricketts picked his a long time ago. Which side are you on?
The America we’re fighting for - where working people have a country and economy that works for all of us, not just billionaires and CEOs.
Let’s vote to help make that happen and win BIG for working families. betterinaunion.org
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It's going to be a busy Halloween weekend in Washington, DC.
We want to remind you to get to your plans by using Metro and rideshare.
Free Lyft code will be live Friday (10/30) and Saturday (10/31) from 10PM to 4AM.
Code drops at 9PM on 10/30: wrap.org/soberride
Working people in Ohio are ready for change. They’re ready to elect @AmyActonOH and @SherrodBrown and create an economy that works for all of us! ✊
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Call us old fashion, but we prefer candidates who put workers first — not bosses and billionaires.
Let’s elect @AngieNixon as Florida’s next U.S. Senator.
AFL-CIO President @LizShuler joined @BarackObama in Cleveland today to rally with working people for two of labor’s strongest allies, @AmyActonOH and @SherrodBrown.
Ohio is ready for change, and Amy and Sherrod will deliver for working families across the Buckeye state! ✊
Working people are tired of being left behind and struggling to make ends meet. We need to send candidates like our union brother @BPforCongress to Congress so we can finally create an economy that works for all of us!
Make your plan to vote: betterinaunion.org/vote
HAPPENING NOW: AFL-CIO President @LizShuler joins @JamesTalarico in Houston as Texans get ready to elect pro-worker, union candidates up and down the ballot! ✊
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TEXAS LABOR IS ALL IN! ✊🔥
One hell of a crowd with @jamestalarico!
Workers over billionaires. Every damn time.
Join us! betterinaunion.org.
Working people don’t like it when you tear up union contracts, rip health care away from millions of people, take food assistance away from hungry kids and make shit more expensive.
We need elected leaders who are focused on giving workers some much needed breathing room.





















