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Team President Sean O’Brien accused then-Vice President Kamala Harris of forcing his union to endorse his coalition representatives and recounted a tense meeting that she allegedly said the union was “better joining.”
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He describes a repulsive encounter with a team leader meeting with a 2024 presidential candidate in the Photo OP series:
“So, Joan walked into the team and Joan said, ‘I’m Joan Corey. I’m the vice president of the team union league,’ (Harris) pointed his finger at Joan and said, ‘The team hand got on the boat better, Joan said, ‘I’m sorry, me?’ “Yes, the team is better off joining. So she came back and she told me this, and I thought, “Nervous!”
“The View” co-host describes Harris interview as “a microcosm of all mistakes” for the Democrats
Teamsters owner Sean O’Brien shared several unflattering anecdotes by then-Vice President Kamala Harris.
O’Brien, who Criticize the Democratic Party In the past, it continues to claim that when Harris met with the union executive committee (with 16 questions prepared), she answered only four questions.
“She really didn’t answer these questions, and then on the fourth question, my chief of staff slid a index card to me and said, ‘This is the last question. She won’t answer anymore because she wants to be huge and speaks about why this country is like this and why we should recognize her.”
O’Brien explained that her closure was essentially telling union leadership, “Listen, I’ll win with you or without you.”‘
“It’s like a smug answer, like, well, that’s getting most people in most rooms out of her,” he said. O’Brien then described their post-meeting body, noting that Harris’ complacent mannerisms and body language shut down many of the union leaders.
“You can smell a mile away,” he said.
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Sean O’Brien, president of the International Team Brotherhood, spoke on stage on the first day of the Republican National Convention at the Fissevi Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on July 15, 2024. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
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teammate Reject the candidates The move sparked internal and external criticism in the 2024 presidential campaign.
“Once we announced that it wouldn’t be recognized, that’s all the keyboard warriors came out and sent out the DSA attack, and I know, my friend is allegedly my friend, you know the senior senator of the Democratic Party,” he said. “Once I spoke to the RNC, I knew, that was bad.”
Harris did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
