Anyone need $100?

A new embarrassing report for Susan Wild shows her allies paid $100 to union members to attend her rallies.

“$100 goes a long way in the failed Harris/Wild economy. It makes you wonder why extreme Democrat Susan Wild’s allies have to pay her so-called supporters just to hold a sign for her photo op.” — NRCC Spokesman Mike Marinella

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Union Members Offered $100 To Attend Rally for Dem Rep. Susan Wild, Leaked Text Message Shows
The Washington Free Beacon
Chuck Ross
September 18, 2024

A Pennsylvania labor union aligned with Rep. Susan Wild offered members $100 to attend a campaign rally for the vulnerable House Democrat earlier this month, according to a leaked text message obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. Wild later posted pictures of her posing with union members and thanked them for attending.
 
An official with the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers offered the stipend to union members to attend a “Labor Rally/Canvass Launch” on Sept. 7 in Allentown, the message shows.
 
“Wear your Union Colors and there will be a $100 stipend for those that would like to participate,” wrote Randy Eberly, the secretary treasurer of the local chapter of the bricklayers union. He signed off the message with, “In Union Solidarity.”
 
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Wild’s campaign has already been marred by a series of embarrassing flubs. Wild apologized at a debate on Sunday over her remarks in a leaked conference call earlier this year that residents of Carbon County, a Republican stronghold in her district, “drank the Trump Kool-Aid.”
 
In May, Wild accidentally sent contradictory letters to two Jewish constituents regarding the Israel-Hamas war. One letter expressed support for Israel, while the other demonized the Jewish state, the Free Beacon reported.
 
It is no surprise that labor unions would dole out stipends on behalf of Wild. She has used her position on the House Committee on Education and Labor to advocate for union interests. An official with the Lehigh Valley Labor Council, which took part in the rally, recently praised Wild’s statements at a House committee hearing earlier this year in which she battled the president of the National Right to Work Committee, who testified in favor of a bill that protects workers from being forced to pay union dues as a condition of employment.
 
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Wild’s campaign and the bricklayers union did not respond to requests for comment.

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