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MAGA FAFO - Steelworker Edition
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December 9, 2024
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5:57Now PlayingHawk discusses the potential sale of U.S. Steel to Japanese company Nippon Steel for $14.9 billion, which includes a pledge to invest $2.7 billion in U.S. unionized steel factories and create 5,000 additional union jobs. Hawk highlights the irony of the situation, noting that many steel workers, particularly in Pennsylvania and the Midwest, who previously endorsed and voted for Donald Trump, are now facing potential job losses due to Trump's opposition to the sale.
Hawk emphasizes the frustration of steel workers and local officials who see the Nippon Steel deal as beneficial, with West Mifflin mayor Chris Kelly calling it a "no brainer" that would lead to more jobs and use of American products. This situation as another example of Trump supporters experiencing unexpected consequences from their political choices, with Hawk suggesting this is part of a broader pattern of "F around and find out" moments for MAGA supporters.
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