Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s exit as Labor secretary last week amid a wave of misconduct allegations is raising questions about the fledgling coalition between Republicans and labor. The next moves from the administration and from Republicans more broadly will determine whether the political alliance and appeal to union workers that boosted President Trump in 2024 has fizzled out, or…
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The Movement: Where the GOP-labor relationship goes after Chavez-DeRemer’s exit
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Originally reported by The Hill
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