Kamala Harris told the crowd that they'd "better thank a union member" for the worker protections won for the American labor force since 1926 - the five-day work week, sick leave, paid leave and vacation time, she said.

"The way we celebrate Labor Day is we know that hard work is good work. We know that when we organize, when we bring everyone together, it's a joyful moment where we are committed to doing the hard work of lifting up America's families," she said.

Harris later added that "on Labor Day, and every day, we celebrate the dignity of work ... We celebrate unions because unions helped build America and unions help build America's middle class."

Harris campaign spokesperson Joseph Costello said in a statement that Trump "is ditching workers on Labor Day because he is an anti-worker, anti-union extremist who will sell out working families for his billionaire donors if he takes power."

To respect the holiday is to take the holiday.

Tell that to all the businesses, factories, plants, and service providers where 10s of millions of Americans worked yesterday.

What an idiotic statement! There is never an hour of any day out of 365 where all American workers have the same time off.

Only a non-American moron would make such an malinformed misstatement of how politicians should honor American workers on the holiday created to note their importance to this nation's progress and wellbeing.

It is an American tradition for public celebrations on Labor Day, held to honor those who labor year round as well as those still working at that moment, making such celebrations safe and possible. It's also tradition for those seeking elected office to attend such celebrations, thanking workers and asking for their support.

Virtue signaling, my ass. You know nothing of how labor is respected, frankly, because you know nothing of American traditions outside of using right wing tropes and lies for denigration purposes.

Biden has spent nearly 40% of presidency on vacation.

Yet again, more creative fiction from the halls of Fox News. Doesn't a $783M payout for lying prove to you not to believe anything they tell you?

Guess you're not that smart.