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Biden appears to show support for Amazon workers who unionized in Staten Island, saying in a speech: “By the way, Amazon, here we come. Watch”

“By the way, Amazon, here we come.  Watch,” the president said.  But the White House quickly said his remarks did not mean the government would get formally involved.

New York Times

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  • @therecount @therecount on x
    “By the way, Amazon here we come.” — President Biden promotes workers' right to unionize while speaking to the North America's Building Trade Unions https://twitter.com/...
  • @kenklippenstein Ken Klippenstein on x
    “Amazon, here we come. Watch.” — President Biden https://t.co/DHQZINLSyn
  • @berniesanders Bernie Sanders on x
    President Biden is right. “Amazon, here we come.” Let's get every Amazon worker in a union.
  • @tpostmillennial @tpostmillennial on x
    Psaki is asked about Biden's “Amazon, here we come” comment: “What he was not doing is sending a message that he or the US government would be directly involved in any of these efforts...” https://twitter.com/...
  • @jstein_wapo Jeff Stein on x
    Biden, talking to union workers today: “Amazon, here we come ... Watch. Watch.” Cites his admin push for the Pro Act
  • @oknox Olivier Knox on x
    Watch your in-box, @WHCOS ! (For those not in on this, senior Amazon executive Jay Carney, who was Biden's communications director for a spell in the Obama administration, has reportedly been emailing Ron Klain with complaints.) https://twitter.com/...
  • @scottheins Scott Heins on x
    Biden dunking on Amazon is cool but it'd be even cooler if he got congress to actually fully fund the NLRB https://www.epi.org/...
  • @parkermolloy Parker Molloy on x
    For as much as I criticize Biden, I do appreciate that he takes aim at Amazon for its union-busting ways as opposed to the previous president who took aim at Amazon because he got angry at a Washington Post article. https://twitter.com/...
  • @emmavigeland Emma Vigeland on x
    By contrast, Obama's former press secretary is now a senior executive at Amazon. This kind of rhetoric from Biden is a welcome change coming from the top of the Democratic Party. Progress. https://twitter.com/...
  • @lubchansky Mattie on x
    damn i can't believe biden said that amazon should be unionized and that health care is a human right. now to take a big old breath of delicious air, and wait until he formalizes all that in a meaningful way
  • @alexthomp Alex Thompson on x
    Also notable given that Biden's former communications director Jay Carney is Amazon's sr. VP for policy and press. https://twitter.com/...
  • @ggreeneva Greg Greene on x
    It is _fascinating_ in this moment that Amazon's head of policy, Jay Carney, once served in the White House as then-Vice President Biden's comms director. https://twitter.com/...