ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- This past week, Congressional Candidate Eric Massa was officially endorsed by the Communication Workers of America (CWA). Massa is running for Congress in 2008 in New York's 29th Congressional District.

ALBANY, NY - May 6, 2007

Earlier today, Congressional Candidate Eric Massa (D- Corning) was officially endorsed by the New York State Council of Machinists, the statewide branch of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM). Massa is challenging Congressman John "Randy" Kuhl (R-Hammondsport) to represent New York's 29th District. The endorsement came following Massa's speech at the New York State Council of Machinists Spring Legislative Conference.

"We are very proud to endorse Eric Massa," IAM Business Representative Ron Warner said. "Eric is a friend to the IAM, a friend to labor and a close personal friend of mine. Eric understands that the middle class is the backbone of this nation and we want a Congressman who will represent our interests."

New York State AFL-CIO Announces "Early Endorsement" of Eric Massa for Congress

ALBANY, NY (04/09/2008; 1230)(readMedia)-- Denis Hughes, President of the 2 1/2 million member New York State AFL-CIO today announced the State Labor Federation's "early endorsement" of Eric Massa in the 29th Congressional District.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- This past week, Congressional Candidate Eric Massa was officially endorsed by the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada (U.A.). Massa is running for Congress in 2008 in New York's 29th Congressional District.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Recently, Congressional Candidate Eric Massa was officially endorsed by the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW). Retired Navy Commander Eric Massa is running for Congress in 2008 in New York's 29th Congressional District.

CORNING, N.Y. - Earlier today unabashed free trader Randy Kuhl rubber-stamped President Bush's Peruvian Free Trade Pact. Despite the abysmal failure of previous free trade agreements, Kuhl has once again voted to send American jobs overseas, this time to a country well known for its narcotics production.

On Wednesday, retired Navy Commander Eric Massa issued his comprehensive plan to create and sustain good jobs right here in Western New York. You can read it by clicking on the link below.

Download a PDF of Eric's Jobs Plan

"American families are feeling the pain as jobs continue to be outsourced, benefits continue to be slashed, and pensions continue to be cut. It's no coincidence that businesses are exporting our jobs in mass numbers to low wage countries. The bottom line is that priorities in Congress are upside-down. The Bush-Kuhl administration continues to give away billions in tax breaks to multi-millionaires and Big Oil, all at the expense of working American families. What Americans really need is a Congress that will fight for their best interests, not the corporate special interests. We need a sane, healthy approach to economic development in Western New York and I won't stop until American families have the real answers to these very real economic problems."
-Retired Navy Commander Eric Massa

HENRIETTA, NY- Retired Navy Commander and Congressional Candidate in New York's 29th district, Eric Massa, unveiled his comprehensive plan to create and sustain good jobs in Western New York. Commander Massa announced his plan for Western New York at the abandoned Kodak facility on East River Road, where thousands of jobs were lost. In the plan, Massa outlined the specific steps he will take to strengthen the middle class in Western New York.

You can read the whole plan online at: http://massaforcongress.com/eric_massa_jobs_plan.pdf

On Thursday, retired Navy Commander Eric Massa issued his plan to protect Social Security from privatization as George Bush and Randy Kuhl have tried to do. You can read it by clicking on the link below.

You can read Massa's plan online at http://massaforcongress.com/eric_massa_ss_plan.pdf