Our Mission and Your Donation

I'm John Liccione and I'm the veteran STEM candidate whose mission puts "Kids First, Above All Else." That means ending mass school shootings, interdicting and ending child sex trafficking, and by passing the STEM-up, Loan-Down education initiative to relieve the student loan debt burden and ramp up STEM education capacity without reducing liberal arts education. I'm for expanding, not contracting civil rights, from a woman's right to choose under the Roe standard, voting rights, the rights of children to be taught true American history, and the civil rights of minority communities including our LGBTQ+ community. I'm a champion and staunch defender of children and our democracy. Please donate to our campaign and help us turn back the forces of fascist oppression.

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