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On the campaign trail, Trump reassured autoworkers in the Midwest that their jobs were safe.
Today, after 50 years of production, @GM is closing its plant in Lordstown, Ohio. 1,400 workers and their surrounding communities are bearing the cost of Trump’s false promises.pic.twitter.com/zDz1Ert2q6
“They stabbed us in the back. We do a lot for this community.” Tony Venable has worked for GM for 25 years. He’ll lose his job today along with 1,400 fellow employees with the Lordstown plant closure. Trump’s false promises in action.pic.twitter.com/trGVcBsADi
“When this plant closes, the town of Lordstown suffers.”
The fallout from the #GOPTaxScam is hurting families and communities across the Midwest. Lordstown won’t be the last town devastated by Trump and his cronies in Congress.pic.twitter.com/fak5pTGTuu
Elections have consequences - one day, these people will figure out.
Sadly, no. They won't.
Voters for the Tigers Eating Peoples Faces party, shocked that the tigers turned and ate their faces.
Let's hope they can qualify for those social programs like unemployment insurance..
It’s not closing because of Trump. It’s closing because GM blew it and designed a car that no one wanted to buy. The unfortunate reality for the Ohio folks is that this is the plant where that unpopular car is built. The laws of supply and demand outstrip all other arguments.
Sorry....no sympathy here....they voted for him!
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