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Major service workers union backs Obama
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Major service workers union backs Obama Link Major service workers union backs Obama - CNN.com ----------------------------------------------------- Excerpt (CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama received the backing of a major service workers union Friday, a significant boost to the Illinois Democrat's campaign that comes amid signs that his rival's support among superdelegates may be slipping. The 1.9 million-member Service Employees International Union endorsed Obama Friday afternoon. "We have an enormous amount of respect for Senator Clinton, but it's now become clear members and leaders want to become part of an effort to elect Barack Obama the next president," SEIU president Andy Stern said during a conference call announcing the union's endorsement. News of the union endorsements comes as a superdelegate -- one of the Democratic Party officials or elected officials who could decide the nomination at the party's convention in Denver, Colorado, this summer -- said he would vote for Obama instead of Clinton, as he had previously pledged to do. Rep. David Scott, an African-American from Georgia, told the Associated Press he would vote for Obama because he did not want to go against the will of the voters. Obama won the Georgia primary on Super Tuesday, February 5, and 80 percent of Scott's district voted for him, the AP reported. ------------------------------------------------------ Comment: Uh huh. |
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