“Who Funds That?” Episode 4: Democrat Union Bosses, Republican Workers
As working-class Americans demonstrate increasing willingness to support conservative political candidates, some ostensible conservatives—some perhaps in service to their think tank’s funders in left-wing Big Philanthropy and others perhaps in the delusion that Big Labor will lead them to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue—have argued that the path to working-class support is through union bosses’ marble and stone palaces in Washington, D.C. and other big blue cities. Today’s guest brings warnings that that way lies madness—or at least self-inflicted defeat, because those palaces still serve the Left as they have for (at least) almost a century. Today Tom Jones of the American Accountability Foundation brings the receipts, with documentation on how private-sector unions that have Republican members have been using their (often forced) dues to fund the Institutional Left.
- Fox News: Scathing report claims nation’s oldest labor union ‘betrayed’ MAGA members through ‘shocking’ spending
- AMAC: LIUNA’s D.C. Elites Use Workers’ Money for Left-First, America-Last
- Capital Research Center: Making the AFL-CIO great again: labor policy in 2026
- Capital Research Center: Big Labor sees pensions as a “weapon”
- National Review: Does Big Labor Truly Represent the American Worker?
- NBC News: Some local Teamsters groups announce Harris endorsements after national union declines to do so
Source: https://capitalresearch.org/article/who-funds-that-episode-4-democrat-union-bosses-republican-workers/
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