Labor strikes add to Harris union headache after Teamsters snub

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A series of brewing labor disputes are threatening to undermine Vice President Kamala Harris’s message on the economy just as early voting begins in a handful of states.

Harris was already dealt a political setback Wednesday when the Teamsters, one of the largest unions in the country, announced it would not endorse in the presidential race, making Harris the first Democrat since former President Bill Clinton in 1996 to be snubbed by the union. 

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