The Story Of James P. Hoffa, How The Son Of A Notorious Racketeer Became An Honest Leader Of The Teamsters

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The Story Of James P. Hoffa, How The Son Of A Notorious Racketeer Became An Honest Leader Of The Teamsters - All That's Interesting​

For the 14 years James P. Hoffa’s father Jimmy was at the helm of the Teamsters, he was in bed with the mafia. But when James became president in 1998, he ran on a campaign of diversity and anti-corruption.

To put it mildly, Jimmy Hoffa was a controversial man. Until Hoffa’s sudden disappearance in 1975, he had no problem courting organized crime as leader of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. But his notorious legacy did not stick to his son, James P. Hoffa.

Despite leading the same union as his father for nearly 25 years, James P. Hoffa had little in common with him besides their infamous name. Indeed, the younger Hoffa ran the union with almost surgical precision, turning it into one of the strongest organized labor unions in the country.

 

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The Story Of James P. Hoffa, How The Son Of A Notorious Racketeer Became An Honest Leader Of The Teamsters - All That's Interesting​

For the 14 years James P. Hoffa’s father Jimmy was at the helm of the Teamsters, he was in bed with the mafia. But when James became president in 1998, he ran on a campaign of diversity and anti-corruption.

To put it mildly, Jimmy Hoffa was a controversial man. Until Hoffa’s sudden disappearance in 1975, he had no problem courting organized crime as leader of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. But his notorious legacy did not stick to his son, James P. Hoffa.

Despite leading the same union as his father for nearly 25 years, James P. Hoffa had little in common with him besides their infamous name. Indeed, the younger Hoffa ran the union with almost surgical precision, turning it into one of the strongest organized labor unions in the country.

Is there a link? Book or article?

 

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The Story Of James P. Hoffa, How The Son Of A Notorious Racketeer Became An Honest Leader Of The Teamsters - All That's Interesting​

For the 14 years James P. Hoffa’s father Jimmy was at the helm of the Teamsters, he was in bed with the mafia. But when James became president in 1998, he ran on a campaign of diversity and anti-corruption.

To put it mildly, Jimmy Hoffa was a controversial man. Until Hoffa’s sudden disappearance in 1975, he had no problem courting organized crime as leader of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. But his notorious legacy did not stick to his son, James P. Hoffa.

Despite leading the same union as his father for nearly 25 years, James P. Hoffa had little in common with him besides their infamous name. Indeed, the younger Hoffa ran the union with almost surgical precision, turning it into one of the strongest organized labor unions in the country.

Yea...

 

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Is there a link? Book or article?

UPSers.com...

 

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UPSers. Com...

Lol

 

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Is there a link? Book or article?

Yea...

Oooops, sorry about that. There's a link now.

 

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The Story Of James P. Hoffa, How The Son Of A Notorious Racketeer Became An Honest Leader Of The Teamsters - All That's Interesting​

For the 14 years James P. Hoffa’s father Jimmy was at the helm of the Teamsters, he was in bed with the mafia. But when James became president in 1998, he ran on a campaign of diversity and anti-corruption.

To put it mildly, Jimmy Hoffa was a controversial man. Until Hoffa’s sudden disappearance in 1975, he had no problem courting organized crime as leader of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. But his notorious legacy did not stick to his son, James P. Hoffa.

Despite leading the same union as his father for nearly 25 years, James P. Hoffa had little in common with him besides their infamous name. Indeed, the younger Hoffa ran the union with almost surgical precision, turning it into one of the strongest organized labor unions in the country.

Once upon a Time he got castrated and screwed every UPS employee over

The end

 

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To paraphrase Simon Cameron: an honest union boss is one who, when he is bought, will stay bought.

 

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