Nine Years in Congress — Nothing for New Yorkers After nearly a decade in Washington, Elise Stefanik can’t point to one major piece of legislation, reform, or initiative that has improved life for the people of New York. Not for small businesses, not for working families, not for veterans, farmers, or first responders. What she’s built is a national profile — not a record of results. Elise Stefanik has been in Congress since 2015. In that time, New York has faced rising costs, declining population, and deepening divisions — yet nothing in her record shows real change for the people who live here. There’s no comprehensive jobs plan. No statewide infrastructure success. No signature education, housing, or energy initiative with her name on it. For nine years, she’s been on television — not on task. Her focus has been national politics, not New York priorities. Leadership isn’t about sound bites; it’s about solutions. If you’ve spent nearly a decade in Congress and New Yorkers are still waiting for results, then maybe it’s time to admit you weren’t sent there to represent them — you were sent there to represent yourself. It’s time to bring leadership home. It’s time to rebuild New York with vision, accountability, and courage. #JSA2026 #NewYork #Leadership #Accountability #TurnNYRed #NYPolitics #ForThePeople 👉 JSA2026.com Jason S. Arnold — Candidate for Governor of New York State

🎙️ Why Are We Still Funding Biased Media With Our Taxes? Whether it's left or right, public money shouldn't be used to push anyone's narrative. Taxpayer dollars should support truth, transparency, and independent journalism — not media outlets that play politics. We need a system where: – Public funding = public accountability – Diverse voices are uplifted, not silenced – Journalism informs, not divides This isn’t about censorship. It’s about responsibility. 💬 What do you think? Should tax dollars go to media with political agendas? #MediaReform #TaxTransparency #NewsForThePeople #FreePress #BETTRVoices https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/05/ending-taxpayer-subsidization-of-biased-media/