California’s Largest Union for Hospitality Workers Backs Joe Dunn for Congress

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Hot off the press from the Joe Dunn for Congress campaign:

Santa Ana, Calif. – UNITE HERE Local 11, which represents more than 21,000 hospitality and culinary workers throughout Southern California, has endorsed Joe Dunn for California’ 46th Congressional District, announced the Dunn campaign.

“Joe has the strongest record of helping working families and our immigrant communities rise to the middle class,” said Ada Briceño, Secretary-Treasurer of UNITE HERE Local 11. “We need a doer and Joe Dunn is the most experienced and most qualified candidate in this race to break through the gridlock in Congress.”

Locally, UNITE HERE Local 11 represents workers at Disneyland, area hotels, and the John Wayne Airport. Joe has stood with those workers to win fair wages and safer working conditions. He is currently working with the University of California, Irvine to permanently fund a labor center that would give workers a stronger voice in our local economy.

Joe Dunn has thirty years of experience standing up to the establishment and holding big corporations and government bureaucracies accountable to Orange County’s middle-class families. He’s empowered communities through the legal system to stop polluters and fought price-gouging drug companies. He investigated Enron and other unethical energy companies manipulating prices.  He took on oil companies ripping off consumers at the gas pump and stood up to gun manufacturers to make our neighborhoods safer.
 
Joe fought to secure millions of dollars from tobacco companies to be used for local health care services and community clinics. While heading the California Medical Association, Joe worked with physicians to help broaden access to affordable health care for Californians.

Joe lives with his wife, Diane, in their Santa Ana home of nearly twenty years. They have two adult children, Sarah and John. California’s 46th congressional district includes the cities of Anaheim, Garden Grove, Orange, and Santa Ana.  

 

18 Comments

  1. I’ll be covering the CA-46 race honestly. I’m not part of his campaign, but doing that sort of coverage may be more critical than what I’m doing in the Presidential or Senate races.

    Note, by the way: I was acting as an election protection lawyer for Bernie’s campaign at the Nevada caucuses only. My only continuing formal role in his campaign is as a small donor and volunteer on phone banks and such.

    As for Kamala’s campaign, I’m doing administrative and voter contact work only (unless they need me to make an appearance somewhere on her behalf.) Anything I do as a blogger — which I’ve mostly foregone pending the CDP convention endorsement vote — will be without their advance knowledge, consent, or control.

    Admittedly, none of this volunteer work is as critical as Pinky’s flinging guano at me from the shadows of anonymity. That’s REAL campaign work! I hope that HE gets paid for it!

  2. Get some facts before you blindly accuse people Vern. I thought you and Greg were the soldiers of honesty, truth and justice. Yet you and Joe Dunn love to take the word of a criminal convicted of possessing meth.

    • What the hell? The only person named in this story other than Dunn and his family is Ada Briceño? Are you accusing HER of this?

      I hope that the proprietor knows who you really are, as otherwise he’d be the one on the hook for any defamation!

      • Facebook would be sued daily. Our terms of service on commenters are the same as yours. I’ve already chat this chat with my lawyers who are far smarter than you

      • It’s troubling, but not surprising to see Diamond back at his 1:30 AM weekday rants against anominity.

        Funny, I missed the post about David “Randy Roddy” Zenger or Paul “Henry Lipton” Lucas, instead he outs and attacks his detractors. PREDICTIBLE.

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