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Major Union Uneasy About Hillary
By Connor D. Wolf, July 27, 2015 Daily Caller
In what could be a huge blow to Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, the AFL-CIO’s political committee is expected Wednesday to recommend the union delay endorsing anyone.
Hillary has had a tough time gaining union support while running for president. This despite her being the front-runner for the Democratic Party. Much of the hesitance stems from President Barack Obama’s recent efforts on trade.
Unions, hoping to make the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) an important campaign issue, have put pressure on Hillary to take a firm stance against the trade agenda. After a long delay, all unions got from her was a request for the president to work better with Democratic lawmakers.
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