The movement for labor to endorse Bernie Sanders is part of an effort to bring political decision-making back to the rank-and-file.
Donald Trump’s highly touted and almost certainly inappropriate hosting gig on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” turned out to be an anemic and halfhearted dud.
Whether he wins or loses, Sanders is already helpfully tapping into rank-and-file discontent about who gets to decide what in our unions. While other big union endorsements of Clinton may soon be announced, the Labor Day buzz—at the grassroots, in early primary states—is largely about Bernie.
How do we call people in even as we call them out?
Before winning over AFL-CIO, she hopes to gain backing of individual unions.
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