[lbo-talk] Hollow Party
Joseph Wanzala
jwanzala at hotmail.com
Tue Jul 27 09:45:54 PDT 2004
SEIU Chief Says A Kerry Loss May Be Best For Unions & Dems
The president of the largest AFL-CIO union, Service Employees International
Union, said yesterday the Democratic Party and labor movement might be
better off in the long run if Senator John Kerry loses the election. SEIU's
head Andrew Stern told the Washington Post that both the party and organized
labor are in a deep crisis, devoid of new ideas and working with archaic
structures. SEIU, which represents 1.6 million workers, is officially
backing Kerry. But Stern said Kerry's election may slow much needed reforms
within the Democrats which he described as a "hollow party." During the
primaries SEIU backed Howard Dean.
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