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<blockquote data-quote="BigUnionGuy" data-source="post: 3717829" data-attributes="member: 4992">The &quot;vote no&quot; movement started on the East coast during the last contract.It started as a result of the changes in Health &amp; Welfare insurance.Some members out of Locals 623 and 177.The driver from 177 (since retired) started the &quot;vote no&quot; facebook page.(He runs it like a tyrant, not willing to debate other opinions)There is a member struggle in Local 623.... as to who actually started it there.#623livesmatterFast forward to today.TDU is.. and will always be.. an opportunistic, non-Union, source of misinformation.Now, Teamsters United is pretending to be an &quot;outraged&quot;. (think Fred Z)Flip - flop - Fred....Has earned his reputation.Remember, when he sent a letter to the IBT General President ?Requesting (begging) to replace Walt L.... who had retired ?Denied.I wonder what his motivation is ?-Bug-</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BigUnionGuy, post: 3717829, member: 4992"] The "vote no" movement started on the East coast during the last contract. It started as a result of the changes in Health & Welfare insurance. Some members out of Locals 623 and 177. The driver from 177 (since retired) started the "vote no" facebook page. (He runs it like a [U]tyrant[/U], not willing to debate other opinions) There is a member struggle in Local 623.... as to who actually started it there. #623livesmatter Fast forward to today. TDU is.. and will always be.. an opportunistic, non-Union, source of misinformation. Now, Teamsters United is pretending to be an "outraged". (think Fred Z) Flip - flop - Fred.... Has earned his reputation. Remember, when he sent a letter to the IBT General President ? Requesting (begging) to replace Walt L.... who had retired ? Denied. I wonder what his motivation is ? -Bug- [/QUOTE]

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