SEIU members are mad as hell over their Union leaders endorsing the Wall St. candidate.

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33. Well, their discontent has made the news:

Election 2016: Key Labor Union Endorses Hillary Clinton, Defying Rank-And-File Critics

The move is not without controversy within the union’s ranks -- and the labor movement at large. The service workers’ union has poured millions into the so-called Fight for 15, a protest-driven campaign that has helped pass $15 hourly minimum wages in Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles and shifted the national debate over what constitutes an adequate federal pay floor, currently $7.25 an hour. But during the most recent Democratic debate, Clinton criticized a proposed $15 nationwide minimum, calling instead for $12. Both her opponents, Martin O’Malley and Bernie Sanders, support $15 an hour.

Many SEIU members prefer Sanders, including Rand Wilson, a staffer for the union's Massachusetts-based Local 888 and founding member of the grassroots network Labor for Bernie. Wilson jokes the union should rename the campaign the “Fight for 12.”

“It’s important to support the candidate who’s supportive of our objectives,” he says. “It’ll be hard to continue to support a candidate who supports $12 an hour when there’s a viable one who supports $15. It’s awkward for leaders and organizers to explain that to people they’re working with, to low-wage workers, it’s awkward.”

Wilson predicts the move will generate backlash against the leadership. Sanders is seen as a more passionate defender of the union’s broader agenda.

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Now, HRC's fans can't say it's a bunch of non-members on Facebook.