NPR: Business Group Goes After Franken

Business Group Goes After Franken

The business-backed Coalition for a Democratic Workplace airs an ad in Minnesota criticizing DFL Senate candidate Al Franken for being a friend of union bosses and wanting to end secret ballots in union elections.

-- Will Evans

2:03 AM ET | 07- 7-2008 | permalink

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