McCaskill on unions, politics
WASHINGTON – Sen. Claire McCaskill spoke at breakfast Monday to a group of St. Louis union construction leaders about politics and about the importance of unions to the success of the local construction industry.
They were here for the Building & Construction Trades Legislative Conference, which has brought about 3,000 members to Washington.
McCaskill also thanked them for their support in her tough race for a Senate seat.
Focusing on politics, McCaskill said she would never suggest that presidential candidate Hillary Clinton drop out of the race, but she added that the math favors rival Barack Obama. To end up with more delegates, McCaskill said, Clinton needs to win 60 percent of the vote in each of the remaining primaries, then capture 68 percent of the undecided super-delegates.



Wow and it was probably pandering at its best. Did she ask them how much of the poor middle class worker’s’ dues they will be spending on Barack’s campaign?