Economy

"No government," said the Vermont senator, "should be handing out corporate welfare to union busters."

"Starbucks will be held accountable for the union-busting minefield they forced workers to walk through," said Starbucks Workers United.

"If you can't fire your recently unionized warehouse staff for unionizing, then I guess you fire the warehouse managers for failing to stop the unionization instead."

"A company which has threatened and fired people now demands the president meet with them," responded one Starbucks worker. "Howard Schultz failed in his run for president, and now he thinks he can invite himself over."

"The people are the ones who make these companies operate," said Christian Smalls, who led Amazon warehouse workers on Staten Island to vote overwhelmingly in favor of unionizing last month.

"This is class war from the Supreme Court, overturning what has been a fundamental right for over half a century. Roe made it possible for women to join the workforce and help narrow the wage gap."