I am so grateful to the Central Labor Council, CLC, for their endorsement of my candidacy. I am proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with my sisters & brothers in Labor as we strive for better working conditions and job opportunities in our region.
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ENDORSEMENT NEWS: I'm thrilled to share that the San Joaquin County Democratic Party has endorsed my campaign for Tracy City Council! Thank you so much for believing in my vision for Tracy and for supporting me in this race.
Tues. our state electeds passed an historic bill, SB100. Ca. will be the renewable, clean energy leader in the US. When elected, I'll encourage Tracy's participation to reach the 100% clean energy goal by 2045. Having clean air & water is a value I hold dear. Let's work together!
I have often seen how good candidates can be corrupted by the influence of their donors and its why I am running a #CorporateFree race. I am grateful that State Democratic leadership has referred #AB84 to the Inactive file and voter's voices will prevail.
💙NEW ENDORSEMENT💙: @DemsTracy endorsed me for City Council! I'm honored to earn the support of local Dems, and proud to be a part of the blue wave this November. 🌊
Tracy Dems made a dual endorsement, and my fellow candidate @VoteARRIOLA was also endorsed. Congrats, Dan!
ENDORSEMENT NEWS! I am honored to have been endorsed by @CalNurses. As a member of this union, I look forward to bringing our shared values of compassion, expertise, and leadership to the Tracy City Council. Help us get the word out by contributing at https://t.co/Pc3nozb7Se
#MondayMotivations John @Cloutman & I met @DottyForTracy in the ER of Sutter Tracy Community Hospital a few years ago. Since that time we've come to know Dotty as a neighbor as well as someone who shares our convictions, compassion & aspirations for a better place for us all!
#TuesdayThoughts@DottyForTracy running for City Council.
As a Registered Nurse and an advocate for patients, as a long-time member of this community, and most importantly as a mother and grandmother.
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The repeal of #NetNeutrality brings up an important question: Why should a few major corporations control access to the internet?
High-speed internet must be a right for all in our tech driven future.
America needs a public option for broadband. https://t.co/arZtIwYzy7
Our campaign is kicking into high gear! Here are four easy ways for you to show your support.
. Sign up for emails. https://t.co/E812XjhXlt
. Follow Dotty: https://t.co/vnxUMCx78H
. Get involved. https://t.co/EN1HtHx3l3
. Contribute or raise funds. https://t.co/Miqn9lc9XY
On Tuesday, I'm hosting a potluck for #NationalNightOut at my house from 5-8pm. National Night Out is a great way to get to know the public service personnel in our community. Let me know if you can join us!
"Thanks to everyone who attended our campaign kickoff on Monday! Folks shared their thoughts about their top issues. I was honored to share my vision for Tracy, and for a City Council that works together as a team.
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“We need to have teamwork,” @DottyForTracy said. “It is about bringing all of us together as a solid team to address the issues & the struggles of the families in this community are faced with and come up with innovative, creative solutions for all of us.”
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Shameful truth: healthcare is not focused on healing people but increasing their profits. Medicare 4 All would eliminate admin waste, improve efficiency, have better health outcomes, and save billions of dollars that could be used for education, housing, transportation and jobs.
The biggest competitive disadvantage in this country isn’t labor costs. It’s healthcare costs. Our wage stagnation is almost entirely due to the rising cost of healthcare. With Medicare for All, businesses could save money and give their workers a much-deserved raise.
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Join us to Kick Off Dotty's Campaign for Tracy City Council at an event at Lincoln Park gazebo on Monday, July 30, 2018, from 6:30-8:00 P.M. Hear more about Dotty’s vision for the City of Tracy. All are welcome to attend.
Mom called & said:
“I grew up in segregation in Maryland
Got picketed at my high school
Had to leave... It was illegal for your dad and I to get married or stay there
And now you’re running for Governor
Thank you...
It’s just healing.”
(& then she cried)
(& I did too)