Trump takes it to the firefighters union a few hours after Biden downstream

President Donald Trump attacked the International Firefighters Association on Twitter Monday morning, claiming that the organization would unfairly support "always the Democrats".

"The fire chiefs will always support the Democrats, even if the members want me," he said. tweeted. "Some things never change!"

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The tweet arrived a few hours after Democratic 2020's hope and former vice president Joe Biden got the endorsement of the IAFF.

"I will never get support from the Dues Crazy union management, those people who scam their members with ridiculously high dues, medical expenses and the like while receiving a fortune," Trump wrote in a previous article. tweet. "But members love Trump, they are looking at our record economy, our tax cuts, our military forces, etc. WIN!"

It was not the first time that Trump was attacking the unions. In March, Trump consulted Twitter for punish Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, and the UAW about the closure of a GM plant in Lordstown, Ohio. In September of last year, he tweeted Richard Trumka of the AFL-CIO, the largest federation of unions in the United States, was "against the workers of our country and the success of the United States itself," and that's the only way to go. it was "easy to see why the unions are doing so badly."

In 2016, he also called on Twitter the head of the union Indiana Steelworkers, Chuck Jones, 1999, after the latter accused the president-elect of lying about the number of jobs he was saving. in the factories of Carrier Air Conditioning in Indiana.