The head of the Service Employees International Union is worried about what Donald Trump is stirring up in her 2.1 million members, because she thinks he can win.

In an interview with David Axelrod out Thursday, Mary Kay Henry said her organization is going into “hyperdrive” to stand up against Trump because she sees him as a real threat.

Henry compared Trump to former California Gov. Pete Wilson who supported Proposition 226, a measure strongly opposed by unions that would have required them to get approval from individual members to spend their dues on political campaigns.

“This ad that Trump released today is horrific in my mind and reminds me of Pete Wilson in California on Proposition 226,” Henry said, likely referring to Trump’s first TV ad talking about building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and a proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S.

“But Pete Wilson won,” Axelrod said.

“I know. I know. That’s why I think this is a very dangerous political moment in our country,” Henry said. She added that she thinks Trump appeals to some of her members because of the “terrible anxiety” some people in the working class are experiencing.

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/01/seiu-chief-worried-because-trump-appeals-to-so-many-union-members/

Trump is pro-American. Too much of our leadership isn't.

Democrats and the GOPe put Muslim feelings ahead of the blood of jihadi victims (San Bernardino & other jihad attacks) .... Muslims ahead of Christians (Christianity has to be suppressed in public, Islam praised and appeased) ... Illegals ahead of citizens (see the Steinle slaying in a sanctuary city) .... Gays and transjenners feelings ahead of women & children's privacy and safety .... Thugs, robbers, and home invaders ahead of the right law-abiding citizens going about their lives to arm themselves in defense.

That's why Trump.

Trump will have tremendous appeal and can win the WH with a lot of support from traditional Democratic supporting groups like unions and even racial minorities.

As a conservative, my worry is that he'll approach the Presidency as a deal-marker. That his stated positions aren't statements of principle but are opening bids in a future deal with Congress and with Democrats. He's been making deals all his life. I want Mr Art of the Deal to make only ONE deal ... the one with the people who vote him into office.