Democrats lie to unions about the economy

NY Times:

Democrats to Union Members: The Economy Is Failing You

Bernie Sanders rolled out a plan for organized labor as more than a dozen Democratic candidates pitched themselves to workers in Iowa.
This is a patently false statement by the Democrats.  The return of manufacturing jobs means union workers in several industries are getting their jobs back.  This is true of the steel industry and of others.  Trump has also urged American automakers and foreign ones keep jobs in this country rather than exporting the.  He has certainly done more than Obama ever did on that front.  Obama famously said those jobs were "never coming back."

A smart candidate would not engage in such bald-faced lies.  They would tell how they think they can make it even better.  Fortunately for Trump, there are not that many smart Democrats anymore.  They are so blinded by their hate for him it makes them do things that are counterproductive.

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