House Majority Leader Steve Scalise accused President Biden of trying to 'wreck the economy' by failing to intervene in the dockworkers' port strike as experts worry about its long-term impacts.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, R-La., slammed President Biden for failing to intervene in the dockworkers' port strike, expressing concern over the impact it will have on American families who are already struggling with crippling inflation. Scalise accused Biden of potentially allowing the strike to 'wreck' the U.S.
'You've got ports all around the world that are heavily automated, and they still have humans, by the way, who actually run the devices. These automated devices aren't running themselves. But they're already making with overtime over $200,000 a year, in some cases, and they want to shut the economy down to get more.
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