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Obama Gets SEIU Endorsement, Confusion Surrounds Lewis Switch
The Service Employees International Union, which represents two million public employees all over the US, endorsed Barack Obama today. Its president, Andy Stern, says, since union leaders met with the candidates last fall, "The excitement has been building for Obama."
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Service Employees International Union, which represents two million public employees all over the US, endorsed Barack Obama today. Its president, Andy Stern, says, since union leaders met with the candidates last fall, "The excitement has been building for Obama." Meantime, the battle continues over super delegates, including the much-admired civil rights veteran John Lewis, a Congressman from Atlanta. Shailagh Murray is covering the Obama campaign for the Washington Post.
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3 of 3Healthcare, Insurance Companies and the Presidential Campaign- 1:36Despite President's Urging, Congress Lets Wiretapping Shield Expire
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