Salena Zito argues that Trump is the sole reliable friend of people who make things with their hands. Unions would disagree.
There’s a reason unions are supporting Joe Biden against Trump. Photo: Melina Mara/The Washington Post via Getty Images This week, one of Donald Trump’s favorite writers, Salena Zito, plowed a very familiar furrow in arguing that the global real estate and resort mogul has a unique understanding of working people and their pride in making things right here in America:
Warming to her effort, Zito then described Trump’s opponents as people hostile or indifferent to the folk virtues of real Americans: There’s so much to unpack here. For starters, even though Trump did impose mercantilist trade policies on the GOP, he’s also championed — to use Zito’s phrase — the economic interests of the globalists and plutocrats of his party in his tax, banking, labor, and regulatory policies.
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