UAW strike: Whitmer dragged after parading union-made ‘whips’

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) is being dragged on social media after parading union-made vehicles on her accounts hours before the Union Auto Workers strike began.

“Everyone’s rollin’ like a big shot when they’re riding in a union made Michigan whip,” Whitmer posted to X.

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Accompanying the post was a video of the governor getting in and out and charging both Ford and Chevrolet electric vehicles.

“We have one car that was made in Alabama and another one that hails from a factory in Kentucky,” one comment on the post read.

“The two of them put together might weigh less than one of those pavement-melting behemoths your union supporters are building in Michigan! Maybe grab a Honda Accord or Toyota Camry if you’re headed over to Greta Thunberg’s house.”

“75K pickup truck,” another user posted with the clown emoji.

“2023 Ford F-150 Lightning is a $60k-$80k vehicle; if the price tag is out of reach now, wait till get we get more of Bidenomics,” one comment suggested.

“If you can afford 100k vehicle,” another person commented. “So disconnected from her constituents.”

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Whitmer made the post hours before the United Auto Workers union declared a strike against all three auto companies after negotiations failed to meet an 11:59 p.m. deadline.

At least 13,000 autoworkers went on strike early Friday.