I remember the first time I talked to Virginia.
It was at OH’s in 2004. Even on a busy night, Virginia took time to talk to
someone she did not know. She made me feel special. Years later, I feel the
same way and this letter is about someone I consider my family.
Over the years,
whenever I have needed information or help, Virginia is the one I turn to first
and no matter how hectic her schedule is, she makes time for me. Many people
think they know me, Virginia is one of two people that really knows me. I have
followed her political career from City Hall to the Humboldt County Courthouse.
Life in Humboldt
County is a struggle for many, me included. There are times being an outsider; someone who
does not have the multi-generation connections can be challenging. On days when
I am feeling down but no one can tell, I will get an email or call from
Virginia checking to see how I am. She has been there during the most difficult
personal times of my life.
The Virginia
Bass I support is the woman who in the middle of a contested campaign against a
24 year incumbent stopped walking door to door to talk to a homeless man
gathering recyclables. It was more important to her to see what she could do to
help this man at that moment than win a campaign. Please vote for Virginia Bass
on June 3rd.
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