UAW, Detroit, & The Politics Of Electric Cars

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By Steve HanleySep 18, 2023, 3:00 pm575 ptsHot
The United Auto Workers strike is a huge gamble. If the UAW wins, workers all across America will benefit. But that may not happen.

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