Teamsters Union Quotes



Hoffa's Washington office had a large picture window overlooking the U. S. Capitol.


The President was considering a bill to deregulate the trucking industry and was informed by the Secretary of Transportation that the truck owners and the truck drivers' union were both opposed to the bill.


The younger Kennedy, as Counsel to a Senate Investigating Committee, had made it his mission to show the infiltration and connection of Hoffa and his Teamsters' Union and organized crime. Despite his relentless questioning and investigation, Robert Kennedy was unable to prove and criminal connections and Hoffa denied that the ever existed. But with RFK as Attorney General, many thought Hoffa would be relentlessly persecuted and that he would be worried. But he never appeared so, and the Attorney General was not able to pin anything on Hoffa.