Comments(0) The 75,000-member International Longshoremens Association, AFL-CIO today announced its endorsement of Senator Barack Obama for President of the United States.
Comments(0) The AFL-CIO endorsed Barack Obama for president Thursday, uniting the nation’s 15 million union workers behind the Illinois senator and giving him full access to labor’s massive bank accounts and political machinery. As expected, the leaders of the nation’s…
Comments(0) The AFL-CIO endorsed Barack Obama for president Thursday, uniting the nation’s 15 million union workers behind the Illinois senator and giving him full access to labor’s massive bank accounts and political machinery.
Comments(0) (AP) — The AFL-CIO has endorsed Barack Obama for president, uniting the nation’s 15 million union workers behind the presumed Democratic candidate. The long-expected announcement was made Thursday after a unanimous vote by the labor federation’s 56 unions. The endorsement by the nation’s …
Comments(0) The AFL-CIO endorsed Barack Obama for president Thursday.
Comments(0) Thu, Jun 26, 2008 (9:18 a.m.) The AFL-CIO has endorsed Barack Obama for president, uniting the nation’s 15 million union workers behind the presumed Democratic candidate.
Comments(0) WASHINGTON - The AFL-CIO has endorsed Barack Obama for president, uniting the nation’s 15 million union workers behind the presumed Democratic candidate. The long-expected…
Comments(0) The AFL-CIO endorsed Barack Obama for president Thursday, uniting the nation’s 15 million union workers behind the Illinois senator and giving him full access to labor’s massive bank accounts and political machinery.
Comments(0) Associated Press - June 26, 2008 12:13 PM ET WASHINGTON (AP) - The AFL-CIO has endorsed Barack Obama for president, uniting the nation’s 15 million union workers behind the presumed Democratic…
Comments(0) The AFL-CIO endorsed Barack Obama for president Thursday, uniting the nation’s 15 million union workers behind the Illinois senator and giving him full access to labor’s massive bank accounts and political machinery. As expected, the leaders of the nation’s largest labor organization voted unanimously to endorse the Illinois senator, freeing the organization and its 56 unions to spend parts of …