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<blockquote data-quote="LagunaBrown" data-source="post: 2091813" data-attributes="member: 29765"><p>TDU will use ANY free advertisement paid by the local for a chance to bash, lie and criticize officials.&nbsp; They don&#039;t tell people it only takes a feeble 85 delegate votes to get Z on the ticket and how each local election costs tens of thousands to run.&nbsp; It&#039;s all a smokescreen in hopes to get some momentum in the Local elections.&nbsp; The big TDU hype train is tricking inexperienced and unknowledgeable members on Facebook who don&#039;t go to meetings, don&#039;t read contracts and that don&#039;t understand regional issues.&nbsp; With that kind of plan you will get a lot of water sandwiches and very little substance. This whole Facebook circle jerk of Teamster United (TDU) guys is hilarious to watch as they follow each others pages and like each other&#039;s comments to hype their agenda.&nbsp; In our local 1/3 of the guys on that page can&#039;t even vote in our local.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="LagunaBrown, post: 2091813, member: 29765"] TDU will use ANY free advertisement paid by the local for a chance to bash, lie and criticize officials. They don't tell people it only takes a feeble 85 delegate votes to get Z on the ticket and how each local election costs tens of thousands to run. It's all a smokescreen in hopes to get some momentum in the Local elections. The big TDU hype train is tricking inexperienced and unknowledgeable members on Facebook who don't go to meetings, don't read contracts and that don't understand regional issues. With that kind of plan you will get a lot of water sandwiches and very little substance. This whole Facebook circle jerk of Teamster United (TDU) guys is hilarious to watch as they follow each others pages and like each other's comments to hype their agenda. In our local 1/3 of the guys on that page can't even vote in our local. [/QUOTE]

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