Editor:
Operating Engineers Local #3 District 40 is fortunate to have Ryan Sundberg as our Fifth District supervisor and our political action committee has voted to endorse him in the upcoming 2018 election.
Ryan recognizes the value of union jobs and works hard to support and promote them. As a member of the California Coastal Commission, he is able to educate other commissioners and staff about the importance of union jobs on the North Coast and the critical role they play in providing living wage jobs in our region.
Jeff Hunerlach, Eureka
Editor:
Ryan Sundberg is our choice for Fifth District supervisor in the 2018 election. The Building and Construction Trades Council of Humboldt and Del Norte County endorses Mr. Sundberg for his continued commitment to building a strong and diverse economy that will create jobs with family sustainable wages and benefits. His position on the California Coastal Commission gives him the opportunity to ensure that future projects on Humboldt Bay will be responsibly and safely executed with our unique community in mind.
William Burns, Eureka
This article appears in Lao New Year.
Building our way into the third housing collapse and bailout since the 80’s creates jobs alright….MORE BIG HOMES!!
Tens of millions of American families foreclosed and bankrupted in the collapse can find work in all those predatory industries rushing here to exploit the New Depression…turning poverty into destitution.
Jobs, jobs, jobs…
As an insurance agent, Sundberg earns more selling to those big homes.
Win-win!!
There’s also big-bucks selling health insurance. Is this why Sundberg won’t support a resolution for universal health care in California?
Win-win-win!!!
Democrats my Ass!!
No thanks! After Sundberg’s trip to Sacramento and taking money from his pot friends I won’t be voting for him and I know a lot of others that feel the same way. I spoke with a grower in Willow Creek and they were still waiting for their county permits, that they have paid for, so they can get state permits but Sundbergs friends at emerald family farms already have their permits. Doesn’t seem fair.