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But first, we wanted to make sure you saw this Letter to the Editor published last week by Syracuse.com | The Post Standard. [The Post-Standard | syracuse.com] Mannion, a true servant leader, belongs in Congress To the Editor: There is a bonafide, everyday, tireless warrior and champion in our midst who is actually poised, equipped and committed to representing not only his community, but every individual in our society, especially the most vulnerable! Gandhi reminded the world that “The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members.” In 2022, the Syracuse Post-Standard editorial board endorsed John Mannion of the 50th Senate District, based partially on the meaningful work he achieved as chair of the newly created Committee on Disabilities. Most notably, he was lauded for sponsoring “legislation to strengthen disability rights, support special education, improve job prospects, increase individual autonomy and remove pejorative language from state laws.” Now, in 2024, he is designated as the candidate for the 22nd Congressional District by the Onondaga County Democratic Committee. Please remember that Mannion did not begin with a trajectory towards government and politics. He began as a teacher, serving his community. He rose to levels of distinguished service in every area of education, noting his expertise, devotion, and commitment from students, teachers, parents, and administrators. His passion and successes in helping his community learn and grow were/are the seeds to his amazing service and success now. As a former educator at the private and public level for over 34 years, I can attest that Mannion is the servant leader we all need, as he is truly only focused on seeing our communities and the democratic nation as whole succeed. As a parent of two special-needs children and an active member of numerous 501(c) charities devoted to serving our most vulnerable populations, I feel immense gratitude and relief that someone like John Mannion is fully devoted to serving his community, from the most vulnerable and the most hard-working in Central New York to also those who are more well- equipped and financially prosperous. As a friend to his family and children, I can attest that this is a man whose family loves, lives, and thrives with the ethos, pathos and logos he has instilled in each of them, who then, in turn, give back to their communities to the fullest. In the midst of all the negative turbulence this year, I feel gratitude and relief that John Mannion is fighting for all of us! I hope more individuals take the time to truly listen to him and support him. Jennifer Kirchoff Minoa Folks from across Central New York — and the country — support John Mannion for different reasons. Some of them, like Jennifer, have seen first-hand how his work has changed lives for the better. Others are with us because they know if we rally together behind John, we can flip NY-22 blue, take back the House for Democrats, and move our country forward. But no matter why you are with us, every single supporter, volunteer, and donor makes a huge impact on this people-powered campaign. That’s why we’re asking right now if you’ll do what you can to help John meet his February grassroots fundraising goal. [{NAME}, will you pitch in $22, $50, $100, or whatever you can to flip NY-22 blue, take back the House, and send a proven champion for the people to Congress? >>]( If you’ve stored your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will process immediately. [Pitch in $10 →]( [Pitch in $22 →]( [Pitch in $50 →]( [Pitch in $100 →]( [Pitch in other →]( Thanks for being here, Team Mannion Democrat John Mannion is running for Congress in NY-22 to deliver results for the people of Central New York and the Mohawk Valley. A life-long Central New Yorker and grandson of Irish immigrants, John proudly represents the 50th District in the State Senate and has been a leader in passing legislation to create jobs, fighting for middle-class families, protecting reproductive rights, and standing up to far-right special interests. Prior to his election to the State Senate in 2020, John worked as a public school teacher for three decades and advocated for teachers and students as president of the West Genesee Teachers’ Association. John and his wife, Jennifer, reside in Geddes. They have three children: two in college and one recently graduated. [Donate →]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( Paid for by Mannion for New York Mannion for New York PO BOX 11131 Syracuse, NY 13218 United States Email is an extremely important way for us to stay in touch with our supporters. If you really want to [unsubscribe]( you can do so at any time.

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