Why The Working Class Could Deliver A Trump Victory
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Reagan's Working-Class Paradox
This chapter examines Ronald Reagan's complex relationship with blue-collar workers during his presidency, highlighting his appeal amidst significant political transformations. It delves into how Reagan consolidated support from labor unions despite policies that often favored corporations over workers' rights. Through the lens of a fictional dock worker, the discussion reflects on the broader implications of Reagan's economic strategies and the shifting political landscape of the 1980s.
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