And we’re doing it without a penny from corporate PACs because, unlike @MarcMolinaro, my vote will never be for sale. ⤵️

Nothing screams confidence in your campaign like the absolute meltdown @MarcMolinaro is having on Twitter this week. Put down the phone, dude. Maybe then you’ll raise some money or get literally anything done.

Marc Molinaro opposes Roe, and he voted to restrict abortion access here in New York. In his own words 👇

.@MarcMolinaro is not mad. please dont put in the newspaper that he got mad.

I’m running for Congress with a promise: I’ll never take a penny from corporate PACs because I’m fighting for neighborhoods like the one that raised me on Birdsall Street–-not the special interests. Watch our first ad:

So grateful for all my fans

Marc Molinaro doesn’t respect you enough to be honest, but the fact is he’s voted against abortion rights 13 times – to strip away abortion rights and jail doctors. Molinaro would ban abortion nationwide, even here in New York.

This guy can lie all he wants, but his voting record speaks for itself: 🧵 1) January 2023 – Molinaro voted to block the Women’s Health Protection Act to restore Roe v. Wade into law nationwide. [H. Res. 5, Vote #21, 1/9/23; CQ, 1/9/23; Congressional Record, 1/9/23]

Out-raised, out-spent, down in the polls... this is what it looks like when a 30-year career politician watches it all slip away.

Have to hand it to @marcmolinaro for this unshakable commitment to message discipline

Not usually one to engage in crowd size discourse, but in deep red Otsego County the difference between the Josh Riley office opening and whatever it is @marcmolinaro has going on is just wild.

The @marcmolinaro Josh Riley debate is something.

.Marc Molinaro 🇺🇸 took thousands from a company owned by the Chinese military, and then made it easy for China to buy up our farmland. Take it from an Upstate dairy farmer — we’ve had enough of career politicians selling us out.

Too many politicians will say or do anything to stay in power, and it’s hurting all of us. I’m running for Congress to change things—stop the corruption, reject the politics of division, and bring people together—because our future, and the future of our kids, depends on it.

Around here, we give each other the benefit of the doubt. When we face adversity, we pull together and push through. We fight for the underdog, the overlooked, and the left-behind. Those are Upstate New York’s values, and I am going to take them with me to Congress.

It’s the honor of my life to represent Upstate NY in Congress, and I can’t quite put into words how special it is for me to share this experience with my boys. Thank you, #NY19. I promise I’ll always work as hard as I can for you.

Today, I introduced my first bill. This landmark bipartisan legislation will save families across Upstate New York up to $400 per year on utility bills and create good-paying union jobs, helping residents make their homes more energy efficient.

First time I’ve ever seen a candidate BRAG about receiving corporate dark money. Sometimes you just don’t need to comment!