And our brothers and sisters responded simply by pledging to themselves, to their families and to their community to last one day longer. Well, after more than 2,300 days on the line and more human suffering than anyone can possibly imagine, the Frontier strikers have made a passionate statement on behalf of workers in our union from Maine to Mexico. And that message is, we don't start wars, we end them. Not one of the 550 strikers crossed the picket line during the protracted labor dispute. We stand in a city that gambling has built.
People come here every day to play the odds.
The Elardis forgot that rule. Wilhelm, credited with helping Ruffin reach the deal to buy the Frontier in October, praised Daugherty, who never missed a day of work throughout the strike. Earlier in the day, all of the strikers received plaques inscribed with a statement from Trumka. Problems or questions Read our policy on privacy and cookies.