The
Service Employees International Union is targeting Republican Senators up for
reelection in 2016 and also Republican congressmen in nine states with large
Latino voter populations. The strategy would seem straight forward for a
labor union seeking to influence the electoral outcome with support for
candidates favorable to their union goals and objectives.
But here's the one
hitch in the SEIU get along. They
chose to attack 'former' congressman Steve Horsford, a one term black
congressman from the 4th Congressional District in Nevada, who was defeated, in
the November 4, 2014, general election, by Republican Crescent Hardy.
Did you catch that little fact? Horsford lost to a Republican, since he
was an incumbent Democrat running for reelection.
The SEIU is attacking
someone who is not currently a member of Congress and is a Democrat, which one
would suspect would be very friendly to union concerns. This raises the
question of the SEIU's core competency in identifying political targets to challenge.
Then again, many union administrations have been known to be less than stellar
in activities requiring higher levels of cognition.
Here's an SEIU
publication attacking Horsford on immigration.
If Horsford has any
intentions of mounting a 2016 election campaign to regain his lost seat in the
Nevada 4th CD, he's going to have more than a Republican to face off against,
starting with the SEIU.
The SEIU,
in keeping with their international communist underpinning's, supports
amnesty for illegal immigrants in their quest to unionize these immigrants.
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