Everyone thinks they know Jack Schlossberg.
For the latest installment of The Race for NY-12, I met up with the most recognizable name in the race.
You Don't Know Jack.
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@reputationdr@davelucas Until the day that all of us who recognize this flaw in our system can open the eyes of a majority of our fellow citizens we are doomed to continue living with a broken politics.
#Trump’s call for Voter ID is not about “cheating.” It’s not about “rigged” elections. It’s about naked power & the long history of restricting the right to vote.
More of the same old same old. 🥱@MicahLasher@RepJerryNadler Want something fresh, new, and different? #VOTE Jami Floyd for Congress in June.
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Insanity defined: repeating the same activity over and over expecting a different result. Instead, let’s vote for real solutions, real leadership and someone with the sharp elbows to get shit done in Washington.
No Surprise. The Democratic establishment is backing @JBKSchlossberg . But dynasties don’t work in our democracy. One Kennedy in Washington is enough. And Voters are hungry for change not more of the same. #VOTE Jami Floyd for Congress in June. #NYC#NY12 https://t.co/nn5w4gTyfs
#OnThisDay in 1955, the Montgomery bus boycott entered its second month. It was launched the day after Rosa Parks was arrested in Montgomery for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger, and marked the emergence of Martin Luther King Jr. as a national leader.
The boycott lasted 381 days, ending in 1956, only after the Supreme Court ruled that bus segregation was unconstitutional. In the meantime, thousands of Black people walked—often several miles per day—to honor the boycott.
As I walk every block of NY12 to meet, hear the concerns of, and find solutions for the people of this district, I honor that tradition.
So walk with me. Whether for a better future, for exercise, or just to talk. See you out there, on the block.
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We all have loved ones affected by cancer. Just last night, I learned that a mentor and friend has been diagnosed with brain cancer.
But we can’t lose hope.
This World Cancer Day, I want to highlight the Cancer Moonshot Initiative, and to give former President Biden credit for his relentless focus on curing cancer, culminating with this. In bleak times, it’s a reminder of the federal government’s capacity to marshal resources for good - and that American leadership can be as empathetic as it is mighty.
In 2025, Wired reported that amidst the Trump Administration’s chaotic approach to public health, “[t]he moonshot might have lost its chance to land.” But just yesterday, Congress appropriated more money to the National Cancer Institute than ever before. As Representative, I’ll do everything I can to keep the Moonshot on its trajectory.
#FxckCancer #WorldCancerDay
This BHM let’s celebrate the life & legacy of Woodie King Jr, who died last week.
In the 1970s, my love of theater was born inside the magic spaces he created on the LES. I saw my first play EVER at his struggling New Federal Theater in the basement of my church St Augustine’s.
Then Woodie moved his theater to the Henry Street Settlement and grew it into a force, a platform for Black talent that gave Denzel Washington, Phylicia Rashad & Chadwick Boseman their start, changing the landscape of American theater.
As a friend said today, “Woodie belonged not just to us, not just to NYC. He belonged to the world.”
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GROUNDHOG DAY — Warmer weather is almost here NY12. And with it comes change.
Mark your calendars for June 23, 2026, the Democratic Primary for Congress in NY.
Let’s get out of this loop and let the sunshine in. Join us @ https://t.co/xs5PjZaBI7
Trump’s approval ratings show him in the exact same spot as he was this time during his first term: underwater. We've all seen this movie before. Let's all walk out together.
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