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What We Saw at the 'One Nation Working Together Rally'
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October 3, 2010
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3:33Now PlayingReason.tv attended the 'One Nation Working Together Rally' on the National Mall on October 2, 2010. The crowd, representing a broad cross section of political left, included groups like the United Auto Workers, United Steel Workers, Service Employees International Union, the NAACP, anti-war activists, the American Federation of Teachers, the International Socialist Organization, and many liberal and progressive groups.
Priority issues for attendees were jobs, the cost of higher education and the economy. Though the crowd was evenly divided about President Obama's first two years in office, it seemed as though everyone agreed that it's time to end the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Approx. 3.30 minutes. Interviews by June Arunga and Kmele Foster. Shot and edited by Dan Hayes.
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