UAW Strike Sparks Controversy Over Biden's Pro-Union Policies

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a major business group, has blamed President Joe Biden for the United Auto Workers' decision to strike, citing the administration's promotion of unionization. The strike, which initially targets three auto plants, could have economic and political implications. Michigan Democrats plan to join picket lines, emphasizing the strike's significance. Biden has positioned himself as pro-union, but the UAW has withheld an endorsement due to concerns about the electric vehicle transition. The Chamber and the National Association of Manufacturers have called for a resolution to end the strike, while the UAW demands wage increases of up to 40 percent.