Labor Reporter Steven Greenhouse at The Guardian writes many people failed to realize that Donald Trump has a long, ugly history of making Anti-Worker and Anti-Union statements. He has at times insulted Workers, saying their wages are too high, saying their work is so easy that a child can do it. The former President has also sought to sabotage Organized Labor by saying Union Members shouldn’t pay their dues and successful Union Leaders should be fired. Trump has also sought to trick Workers by making wonderful-sounding promises that he couldn’t possibly make good on.  Here are just three of Trump’s 10 most shocking Anti-Worker and Anti-Union statements: Trump actually said the wages of U.S. Workers are “too high;” Trump praised the idea of firing Workers who are on Strike, even though that is illegal under Federal Law; and Trump insulted the Nation’s Factory Workers by saying their jobs are such a cinch that children can do them.  But wait, there’s more…

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