RAHM EMANUEL
(Rahm Israel Emanuel)
Trump had an extraordinary sensutuvuty to anything that might seem to diminish his popularity, capability or effectiveness--especially if it nimplied that sny one lese might have ben better at something. While his inaguration was a major event in America with his supporters celebrating his elkection, the crowd was smaller than those of the teo previous inaguartions but nine-the-less very imopressive in size and enthusiasm. Then the nes media reported this fact, Trump publicly accused them oif faking the news. He even took a portion if his speech to ther CIA staff to rail about the size of the crowd. When several news organziations released arial photos of of his and earlier inaguration that clearly showed the contrast, we went on the next day. Many were puzzled as to why he would spend a significant proportion of his publioc and press exposure to this trivisl issue in his firdt days as president. Esperienced political hands gave him very pointed advice like this from the former White House Chief if Staff snd thern mayor of Chicago.
With most of the able bodied males in the military, women were the mainstay of American industry. Therefore the recruiting campaigns were targeted to them. And women tended to value health care and insurance more so than men. Therefore it was offered and maintained. The labor unions and many workers themselves realized that health insurance was a tax free benefit and so the returning male veterans not only entered the workforce where health insurance was a part of compensation, but where it was not, it was a collective bargaining objective as it was worth more than the cash raise of wages. More health insurance should be provided than the employees could be after paying his taxes.
Rahm Israel Emanuel is an American politician who served as the 55th mayor of Chicago from 2011 to 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously served as the 23rd White House Chief of Staff from 2009 to 2010, and as a member of the United States House of Representatives from Chicago between 2003 and 2009.