Democrats are spilling the beans about Kamala Harris after she lost the election.
She was a worse candidate the public realized.
And Kamala Harris gave one awful message to an ally that came back to haunt her.
Kamala Harris told a major union she would win without their support
Vice President Kamala Harris had a serious problem with working-class voters that cost her the swing states of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
One of the warning signs during the election that she was in trouble with this demographic was when the Teamsters, the largest private sector union in the country, refused to endorse her.
The Teamsters didn’t endorse the Democrat Presidential candidate for the first time since the 1996 Election.
An endorsement from Big Labor is normally a slam dunk for Democrats in every Presidential election.
This year the majority of Teamsters rank-and-file supported President-elect Donald Trump according to an internal survey by the union.
Teamster President Sean O’Brien revealed the ugly behind-the-scenes details of the union’s dealings with Kamala during an interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.
An egotistical Kamala told the union that she was going to “win with you or without you” right before she went down in flames to defeat.
O’Brien said that she demanded the Teamsters endorse President Joe Biden in the spring before he dropped out of the race.
“Around June or May, one of my vice presidents, a woman named Joan Corey out of my local, she sits on our general executive board, was at an event with Vice President Harris,” O’Brien recalled. “And they’re going through the line to get the picture and Joan introduces herself to Vice President Harris, says, ‘I’m Joan Corey, I’m on the general executive board for the Teamsters.”
Kamala had an arrogant message for Corey.
“[Harris] goes, ‘Teamsters? You better get on board. You better get on board. Better get on board soon,’” O’Brien said. “Says it to my Vice President.”
Teamsters disturbed by the arrogance and entitlement of Kamala Harris
O’Brien was stunned with how Kamala acted toward one of his union bosses.
“So, she tells me this,” O’Brien explained. “So, I call up Marty Walsh – he wasn’t the Secretary of Labor – but he was pushing hard for us to make the endorsement. I’m like, ‘Let me ask you a question, Marty. Excuse my French. Who does this f***ing lady think she is?’”
“Like, if I want support from any organization, I am not gonna point my finger in someone’s face and say, ‘You better get on board or else,’” O’Brien added. “But that’s the attitude of this whole party.”
Kamala finally agreed to meet with the Teamsters about an endorsement after she became the candidate.
She only answered four of the union’s 16 questions for her.
“On the fourth question, one of her operatives or one of her staff slips a note in front of me — ‘This will be the last question.’ And it was 20 minutes earlier than the time it was going to end,” O’Brien stated.
Kamala warned the union on her way out of the door from the meeting.
“I’m going to win with you or without you,” Kamala reportedly said.
That she couldn’t get Big Labor on board with her candidacy was a sign that Kamala was a truly awful candidate.