Republicans Are Using Anti-China Rhetoric to Undercut Striking UAW Workers' Demands

Rather than actually supporting auto workers in their strike against billionaire CEOs at the Big Three, GOP officials are instead using the labor action to rail against electric vehicles and stoke conflict with China.

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