In the Saturday broadcast of “The Weekend” of MSNBC, the president of the AFL CIO, Liz Shuler, said that “the success we have just had with some of the recent judicial decisions” and “preliminary injuries of injuries, is integral and Thative and Theure, of the professionals.”
Shuler said: “[I]T is about freedom or speech. It is about being able to express frustration and meet with a community and amplify your voice, because you, as an individual, do not have such a powerful voice, but you collectively do so. And so, this is what we are seeing, and it is a way of protecting our democracy, if you think about it. Because at the time we begin to date freedom of expression and freedom of assembly, it is when authoritarian are rooted. And so, we are trying to educate our members, we are trying to show people that it is a muscle that you have to build constantly, you have to be out there. Because you are not, if you are silent, then it is when these theses go too far, right? “
She continued: “And therefore, it encourages me, because all those signs, all those people who appear, are making a difference. And if you think about the success that Tesla, the fact that some of these executive orders have been delayed, or the preliminary Kuncios that take place, everything is because of the pressure, and that the pressure comes from people.”
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