Pro-Trump Trucker Boycott of New York City on the Rocks

After much bluster and buzz online, the man who started the movement to boycott deliveries to New York City is backing down.

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President Trump honks the horn of an 18-wheeler truck at the White House, March 23, 2017. AP/Andrew Harnik, file

A trucker boycott of New York City in support of President Trump that was supposed to get under way Monday appears to be crumbling almost as quickly as other recent collective action taken by conservative-leaning truckers.

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