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Working families challenge candidates: What will you do to change things?
CHICAGO — They came to Soldier Field, not to cheer for the hometown Bears, but to challenge presidential candidates to represent the rainbow of working people on Main Street, not Wall Street. At the unprecedented gathering of 17,000 union members and their families, seven Democratic presidential candidates stood on the 20-yard line and promised the cheering crowd on Aug. 7 that they would be labor’s voice in a new White House in 2008.
CHICAGO — They came to Soldier Field, not to cheer for the hometown Bears, but to challenge presidential candidates to represent the rainbow of working people on Main Street, not Wall Street. At the unprecedented gathering of 17,000 union members and their families, seven Democratic presidential candidates stood on the 20-yard line and promised the cheering crowd on Aug. 7 that they would be labor’s voice in a new White House in 2008.
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