Did you know that the country\’s largest nurses union – 185,000 members nationwide – just endorsed Hillary Clinton\’s Democrat rival, Bernie Sanders?
Excerpted from Daniel Chaitin\’s article at the Washington Examiner:
Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders received the endorsement of a major union Monday.
National Nurses United, the nation\’s largest organization of nurses, picked the Vermont senator over Hillary Clinton as its preferred presidential candidate. The union cited Sanders\’ “proven track record of uncompromised activism and advocacy for working people, and a message that resonates with nurses, and, as we have all seen, tens of thousands of people across the country.”
The article goes on to say that an “internal poll” of members showed “overwhelming support” for Sanders.
Does this mean National Nurses United would not endorse Hillary Clinton if she eventually became the Democrat nominee? Of course not. It would endorse Ms. Clinton and actively work for her election.
But what it does mean is that a major union, comprised mostly of women, it should be pointed out, far prefers her Democrat opponent.
What does that tell you about the charisma of Hillary Clinton, even among Democrats? Even among women – her presumed safety net?
What does that tell you about her electability?
What does that tell you about the desire – maybe desperate hope – of Democrats that someone, whether Bernie Sanders or another alternative – comes forward and replaces her?
Hillary Clinton inevitable? Believe me, she\’s evitable.
