You Can Have It All

Wouldn’t you like to have a Maintenance Division Director that you could trust to always act in the best interests of the Craft?

Wouldn’t it be great if we knew that the decisions were based on the principle of fighting for what was best for membership?

Wouldn’t you have more faith in a director who told you the truth about the issues facing the Craft?

Wouldn’t you rest easier if justice for the craft wasn’t unnecessarily delayed for years?

We have become far too tolerant of leaders whose moral compass consists solely of staying in office.  We have become far too resigned to reduced expectations for our leaders.

We do not need to accept arrogance to get intelligence.  Bluster is not a substitute for analysis.  Arbitration is a matter of last resort, not an every day vehicle to mask lack of political courage.  Lack of disaster should not be mistaken for competence and leadership.

You don’t have to settle for leaders with glaring weaknesses and character flaws.  Joe Cataldi is a complete leader.  He combines talent with integrity, intelligence and judgment.  His candidacy is based on a genuine desire to serve the membership.  He is principled and entirely dedicated to the Union.  Joe is not interested in power or prestige for himself, only in advancing the interests of the membership.

Joe Cataldi’s candidacy is something to get excited about and get behind.

Doug Mirowski
(former Maintenance Craft NBA)