Rand Paul opposes the workman of the work of President Trump select Lori Chavez-Demera
Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky. He stated that he would not support the president’s confirmation Donald Trump Nominated secretary of work, former envoy Lori Chavez-Demer.
AND Said the senator He thinks Chavez-Demer “will lose 15 Republicans,” but “get 25 Democrats”.
“She could get all the Democrats. Who knows?” He added.
Trump nomines the tail. Lori Chavez-Demer as a secretary of work
Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky., Chairman of the Homeland Security Committee and Government Senate Affairs, during a certificate in Washington, DC, on Friday, January 17, 2025. (Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
In a statement that announced the Chavez-Demera last year as her choice for the cabinet, Trump stated: “Lori has tirelessly collaborated with her job and work to build US workforce and support diligent men and women of America.”
Aff The President of the Union Randi Wentarten said in Tvit last year that “the Chavez-Demera record suggests the real support of the workers and their right to association,” adding “, I hope that means that the Trump administrator will actually respect the collective negotiations and votes of workers from teams on teachers. “
The Chavez-Demer, a Republican from Oregon, who lost his offer in 2024 to re-select Congress, served a term in the US House of Representatives from the beginning of 2023 to the beginning of 2025.
Paul has opposed the support of the former legislator for the procedure, which he claimed to “prevent the state law” regarding “right to work”.
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Envoy Lori Chavez-Demer, R-Ore (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
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Fox News Digital spoke to the White House about Paul’s opposition to Chavez-Damer, but did not get a comment on time to publish.
