Union Member for Hoyle
My name is Brian Lemke, I am a proud member of Carpenters Local 541 in Eugene.
I’m writing to share my personal endorsement for Val Hoyle, she has always been there for the working men and women of Oregon and I strongly feel she has the experience and aptitude to continue to fight for all Oregonians to protect our JOBS-WAGES-AND-BENNEFITS that we continue to fight for in this great state.
Thank you for your time.
Brian Lemke
Eugene
Union Carpenter for Hoyle
As a union carpenter, I wholeheartedly support Val Hoyle for Congress. Hoyle has consistently shown that she stands firmly with working people and the middle class. Her record speaks volumes: as Oregon’s labor commissioner, she fought tirelessly to ensure that workers receive fair wages and benefits, helping to enforce labor laws that protect against wage theft and other violations. Hoyle’s support for expanding family leave and her work on the Oregon Family Leave Act shows her dedication to policies that benefit both workers and their families.
Throughout her career, Hoyle has proven she is a champion of workers’ rights. She’s also led initiatives to secure funding for worker protection agencies within the Department of Labor, including OSHA, ensuring better workplace safety and advocating for fair treatment and security for workers across Oregon. Her commitment to labor and her work with the Labor Caucus in advocating for funding of worker protection demonstrates her dedication to creating real, positive change for working families in Oregon and nationwide.
Val Hoyle’s efforts aren’t just words — they are concrete actions that demonstrate her commitment to labor and the middle class. I am proud to support her and encourage others to do the same for a leader who truly has our backs.
John Snider
Rickreall
Science-Deprived Politics
PBS recently reported that Donald J. Trump wants to overturn the traditional American vaccine mandate for schools. In his stump speeches he frequently says he will end federal funding for schools who require them.
The reason we had a hundred years between deadly pandemics in the United States (Influenza in 1918, Covid in 2020) is because we enforced a vaccine mandate for schools. All 50 states have a vaccine requirement tied to school attendance, and for a very good reason.
If enacted, this childish and foolish MAGA policy position will kill millions of Americans in fairly quick order. It is not worth the fun of the conspiracy theory and the votes of science-deprived citizens to talk this way, Mr. Former President.
Kimball Shinkoskey
Woods Cross, Utah
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