Century Aluminum stopping operations in Hawesville for 9 to 12 months
This will mean layoffs for 628 Hawesville smelter employees, including 504 union members.
Dim Energy Policy Hurts The Working Man, Again
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They can code while they’re out.Century Aluminum stopping operations in Hawesville for 9 to 12 months
This will mean layoffs for 628 Hawesville smelter employees, including 504 union members.www.14news.com
100 percent. Tons of overlap between the smelting and coding worlds. Same type of guy
Biden is not concerned with the working man. He is now indicating they want to steal more money from them so they can plan for the next pandemic that probably won't be for 100 years.
The dude has been in D.C. for 40 plus years he lives in such a bubble he is incapable of even understanding the working man. His three and four day weekends tell you all you need to know about how concerned he is. All he does is reads whatever his far left wing staff puts in front on him and then calls it a day. Even thought the Bowlmania/Hickory crowd thinks he is some sort of god those are the facts. Be fun to watch after the midterms when they try and get rid of him he is so arrogant and has such a massive ego my guess is he will not step down and there will be a primary.
This is another example of why the union vote in the Rust Belt rejected Hillary’s BS “we care” and turned to Trump in the first place.
And the cracks are showing in Hispanic and rural black voting blocks too.
The unemployed will vote for jobs.
And the cracks are showing in Hispanic and rural black voting blocks too.
The unemployed will vote for jobs.
Worst. President. Ever. Every instinct he has is wrong and harmful.
The lying scumbag MSM has been very generous to Joe concerning his "time off". Hardly ever mention it.
He probably did less of note in his time before elected office than any President we ever had.
I did a little research on this topic, and Joe certainly did very little of note outside the political realm.
He was an indifferent Student at the U of Delaware, and cheated his way through Syracuse law school He worked as an attorney, but does not appear to have accomplished anything of note in that capacity.
The only rivals I see since 1900 for doing less in their years prior to office: LBJ; George W. Bush; Warren Harding
Let's look at the others:
--McKinley--4 yr veteran of the Union Army, discharged as a Major after entering as a private; successful law career
--Teddy Roosevelt--Enough said.
--William Taft--successful law career; Judge; civilian governor of the Philipines; post Presidency, SC Chief Justice
--Woodrow Wilson--College Professor; President of Princeton
--Calvin Coolidge--Honors grad Amherst; successful lawyer and businessman
--Herbert Hoover--Mining Exec; Engineer; headed international relief organizations post WW1
--FDR--Harvard grad; editor of Harvard student newspaper
--Truman--Decorated Artillery Captain WW1; Judge
--Eisenhower--Enough said
--JFK--WW2 naval hero; wrote "Profiles in Courage"
--Nixon--Lt Commander Navy, WW2
--Gerald Ford--Eagle Scout; Michigan football star, 2 NC teams; Captain; Yale Law School; Lt, US Navy WW2
--Jimmy Carter--Honor Grad, Naval Academy; Nuclear Sub Officer; highly successful farmer
--Reagan--Radio personality; movie star; long-time head Screen Actors Guild
--Bush the Elder--18 yr old fighter pilot WW2, Distinguished Flying Cross; Yale Law Grad; Captain, Yale baseball team; successful oil businessman
--Bill Clinton--Rhoades Scholar; Yale Law School
--Obama--Community Organizer; Editor, Harvard Law Review; Con Law Prof
--Trump--Wharton Grad; RE Developer; TV personality
The 3 who rival Biden:
--LBJ--Don't see that he did anything of consequence. Was a high school teacher & congressional aid before winning public office. He came from a political family
--George W. Bush--Harvard Business, TX ANG; oil businessman, Texas Rangers. Certainly a 'white privilege' situation with GW
--Warren Harding--Did grow a newspaper into a successful and influential tool. That's about it.
I am sure that they can work from home, correct?Century Aluminum stopping operations in Hawesville for 9 to 12 months
This will mean layoffs for 628 Hawesville smelter employees, including 504 union members.
Electric costs tripled????Century Aluminum stopping operations in Hawesville for 9 to 12 months
This will mean layoffs for 628 Hawesville smelter employees, including 504 union members.
I'm skeptical. Now I wonder if the other facilities that are staying open are non-union.
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