Oakley Councilman Suggests Chuiko Goes Back to Ukraine

On Saturday, Oakley City Council candidate Oleksii Chuiko shared he is being harassed by Councilmember George Fuller through a series of text messages.

According to Chuiko, he says he has been harassed through text messages over the past few weeks and it has gotten to the point where its finally crossed the line. In one of the text message, Fuller says to Chuiko, “Go back to Ukraine” while another calls him “boy”.

“You put any nationality on that statement, it is just sad to see the comments in a text message and its uncalled for. It’s not acceptable for anyone at any time to make comments like that,” explained Chuiko. “Up to this point, I wanted to run a clean campaign. But this is just unhealthy and he is a public official. It’s just unfortunate.”

The impact of the text messages is also impacting his family says Chuiko where he and his wife had a baby and now they have to worry about this type of rhetoric. He also suggests its nearly candidate harassment and intimidation.

Chuiko currently serves as an Oakley Planning Commissioner and is currently the president of the Oakley Chamber of Commerce. Chuiko is endorsed by the rest of the Oakley City Council and others which include:

• Mayor Anissa Williams
• Vice Mayor Shannon Shaw
• Councilmember Aaron Meadows
• Councilmember Hugh Henderson
• Oakley Planning Commissioner Diego Verduzco
• Planning Commissioner Leonard Price
• Planning Commissioner Jeanne Krieg
• Diablo Water District President Marilyn Tiernan
• Diablo Water District Vice President Scott Pastor
• Diablo Water District Director, Ward 4 Jason Shaw
• Contra Costa Community College District Governing Board Trustee Fernando Sandoval
• Former Oakley Mayor/Councilmember Kevin Romick
• Professional Firefighters of Contra Costa County, Local 1230
• Chuiko is also endorsed by the Democratic Party

For more on Oleskii Chuiko, visit him at www.oc4oakley.com

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