David Valadao presents himself as a Central Valley dairy farmer who understands working families. When dairy workers sued his family for withholding overtime and minimum wage, the business agreed to pay a $325,000 settlement. Then Valadao filed for bankruptcy, walking away from over $13 million in debt, while his campaign called the workers' fight for their wages "frivolous." His workers never saw a single penny. How can he claim to fight for working families when he wouldn't even pay his own workers?
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