President Joe Biden may be refusing to block dock workers’ ability to grind America’s economy to a halt, but that doesn’t mean all longshoremen are voting for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Speaking with a diverse throng of New Jersey dock workers on Thursday, a Fox Business correspondent asked how many planned to be voting for Harris in November. No one in the silent crowd moved to signal support or raise their hand, causing a host back in the studio to laugh incredulously. One of the workers eventually replied it’s “nobody’s business” who the union members are supporting. “Interesting,” host Maria Bartiromo said about the development.

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Economists expect it may take several weeks before Americans shoulder the brunt of the strikes in the form of goods shortages on retail shelves. Until then, President Biden has been content to give the International Longshoremen’s Association free reign of the ports despite having executive authority to call an end to the strike under the 1974 Taft-Hartley Act. President Biden said on Wednesday that he doesn’t “believe” in the law and stands with union members.

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So for dock workers to be given such latitude while refusing to bend the knee for Harris is all the more striking. The one-off, arms-length interview by Fox hasn’t stopped Harris from appealing to them. “This strike is about fairness. Foreign-owned shipping companies have made record profits and executive compensation has grown. The Longshoremen, who play a vital role transporting essential goods across America, deserve a fair share of these record profits,” Harris said in a statement to The Hill. She added that Trump “wants to pull us back to a time before workers had the freedom to organize,” arguing that he makes “empty promises” to workers but “never delivers.”

The United States Maritime Alliance, which represents dock corporations, said it has “traded counteroffers related to wages” with the ILA. Biden has called for workers to be given an increase in wages while the economy loses as much as $5 billion per day. Speaking with Fox News on Tuesday, President Trump blamed the strike on the Biden-Harris inability to rein in inflation. The USMA has already presented an offer to raise dock workers’ wages by as much as 50% while tripling employer contributions to retirement plans, offering better healthcare plans, and staving off the encroachment by automation into the field.

“The strike was caused by the massive inflation that was created by the Harris-Biden regime,” Trump told Fox News Digital. “Everybody understands the dockworkers because they were decimated by this inflation, just like everybody else in our country and beyond.”

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