Republicans react to Hunter Biden indictments and UAW announces historic auto strike

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Republicans react to Hunter Biden indictments and UAW announces historic auto strike

The country’s largest auto union is officially on strike as of midnight Friday morning, after negotiations with the Big Three automakers came up short, with three locations set to strike. “This is our generation’s defining moment,” United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain said at a press conference Thursday night. “The world is watching.”

President Joe Biden delivered a speech on “Bidenomics” at Prince George’s Community College on Thursday. Biden’s economic speech came shortly after his son, Hunter Biden, was indicted by a grand jury over allegations he unlawfully owned a gun while addicted to drugs. But instead of commenting on his son’s legal troubles, the president chose to go after Republicans for their economic policies.

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