Several Democratic presidential aspirants joined picket lines recently, bidding for union support as the 2020 campaign kicks into high gear, The Hill reports.
With nearly all declared candidates having said they will not accept corporate campaign donations, some are looking to head off scrutiny of their previous connections to big business and want to strengthen their labor bona fides, the publication noted.
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