Who screws up more when they open their mouth… Walz or Harris?

Tim Walz Called Out by Teamsters Boss After Sleight on Union Members

Governor Tim Walz made a big mistake after being snubbed by the unions for an endorsement in the presidential race.

Rather than offering an olive branch, Walz insulted membership and more or less called leadership cowards.

"Some of those leaders did not show the courage they needed to. The vast majority of union leaders showed the courage in backing us,” said Walz.

Well, leadership just fired back, and it is not good for Walz.

"It's a kuncklehead statement," said Sean O'Brien, Teamsters boss.

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Donald Trump meets Construction workers in NYC

NYC construction worker goes viral for saying exactly what he thinks of Biden after attending Trump visit

'This man represents the majority of America'

One of the hundreds of construction workers who turned out to support Donald Trump in New York has captured the heart of the nation with his savage takedown of Joe Biden.

The unknown worker had been part of the crowds gathered as the former president made a visit to a construction site in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday morning.

After Trump left the site the one construction worker was asked by a Newsmax reporter: 'What's it like seeing so many Republicans in Manhattan, so many Trump supporters in Manhattan. Does that surprise you?'

The man, dressed ready for work, didn't hesitate.
'No, not at all. It's turning now. It's Trump's turn again.'
He was then asked for his message to Joe Biden.
Without missing a beat, he quipped: 'F**k you.'

Below is a short clip of Donald Trump's greeting in NYC--

Fistfight Nearly Breaks Out During Congressional Hearing

Senator Mullin calls out Teamster President

A Senate hearing escalated into a near brawl on Tuesday when Oklahoma's Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin asked Sean O’Brien, the president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters who swants to bring a mob mentality back to the Teamsters," if he wanted to fight “right now.”

The move came after O’Brien, testifying before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions about unions, challenged Mullin, who fought as an MMA fighter prior to coming to Congress where he won with 61.8%, to a fight in June on X, formerly known as Twitter.

O’Brien’s social media post called Mullin a “clown” and “fraud” and ended with, “You know where to find me. Anyplace, Anytime cowboy.” The thrust of O'Brien's post challenged Mullin's "self-made" characterizations of his business background.

Mullin used his time during questioning to confront O’Brien over the comments. “Sir, this is a time. This is a place. You want to run your mouth? We can be two consenting adults — we can finish it here,” Mullin said.

“OK, that’s fine. Perfect,” O’Brien responded to the challenge.

"Well, stand your butt up then,” Mullin taunted, with O’Brien telling Mullin to do the same.

Committee chairman Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who was running the hearing, began pleading for them to stop.

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