Great show, Joe! Pitifully small crowd of union workers rock up to support President Biden’s Labor Day speech in Pennsylvania as his crucial midterm election campaign ramps up

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A miniscule crowd showed up for one of President Joe Biden’s Labor Day rallies in Pennsylvania. The crowd, which could be described as being in the dozens, gathered outside of the United Steelworkers of America Local Union 2227 hall in West Mifflin, a town southeast of Pittsburgh. The event was open to members of the union.

Biden is back stage with US Senate candidate John Fetterman ahead of remarks in West Mifflin, a town southeast of Pittsburgh, his 2nd stop on this Labor Day and his 3rd Pennsylvania trip in a week. pic.twitter.com/jQPBy21IkD

— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) September 5, 2022

The appearance marked the president’s third trip to Pennsylvania in the space of a week. Prior to this appearance, Biden, 79, gave a similar speech in Wisconsin. Among the speakers at the event were the Democratic senate candidate John Fetterman, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations President Liz Shuler and Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh.

During her remarks, Shuler read out a list of Democratic candidates who she believed her union members would be supporting while Walsh referred to Biden as ‘unbelievably awesome,’ according to Bloomberg’s Jennifer Jacobs.