Booker and Harrison also met with union leaders in Louisville

By BERRY CRAIG

AFT Local 1360

Charles Booker, the Democrat who wants Sen. Rand Paul's job, and Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison also huddled with union officials when the duo made a campaign stop in Louisville on Tuesday.

"It was a round table discussion," said Bill Londrigan, Kentucky State AFL-CIO president.

Kentucky Democratic Party Chair Colmon Elridge accompanied the candidate and DNC chair for the meeting with labor leaders at the IBEW Local 369 hall. Booker, a former Louisville state representative, and Harrison headlined a rally that attracted hundreds. Elridge was also at the rally. See related story. 

Paul, one of the most anti-union lawmakers in Washington, is seeking a third term.