[lbo-talk] "State of the Unions: Why labor still rules in New York—and what that will mean this November"

[Joseph Catron]

Election Day 2006 was a cold one in Albany, so Danny Donohue,
president of the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA), wore a
sweatshirt when he went out to wave a sign above his head, urging
drivers to head to the polls on their way home. The sweatshirt was
from Sen. Hillary Clinton's re-election campaign. The sign was from
State Sen. Joseph Bruno's.

"People stopped and said 'Are you confused?'" Donohue recalled. "And I
said, 'No, I'm selective.'"

http://www.nycapitolnews.com/news/125/ARTICLE/1233/2008-05-12.html

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