John Mannion

We have to start drilling here.

And our elected officials, including my opponent John Mannion when he was in the state senate, he voted to ban gas stoves, ban gas cars, ban new builds from containing gas infrastructure.

And that's raising our housing costs.

So for me, when I'm in D.C., these are the things I want to do on energy.

I say that Democrats and Republicans have made they've overpromised and they've under delivered to our voters for a lot of time.

And you need to watch these politicians actions, not just listen to their words.

My opponent, John Mannion, ran two years ago as the moderate affordability guy.

Ask yourself.

On the campaign trail, Trump endorsed three Republican candidates.

Bruce Blakeman in the gubernatorial race, Anthony Constantino in New York's 21st congressional district, the seat being vacated by Elise Stefanik, and Kayleigh Buller in New York's 22nd, where she was challenging Democrat John Mannion.

Trump also directed criticism at Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul and State Attorney General Letitia James.

Nassau County Executive Blakeman appeared alongside Trump at the event, and former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson addressed the crowd with prepared remarks.

There is a congressional race there.

I don't think that's very close, right? Incumbent John Mannion is looking very likely to get reelected.

Trump's a little better numbers across upstate, but, you know, I don't quite understand why they're doing this.

And I think in the long run, it just plays into Kathy Hochul's hands as she's trying to connect Blakeman and Trump.

... a gas tax hol- uh, pause.

John Mannion, the Democrat from Syracuse, New York, is supporting a gas tax pause.

It's kind of a unicorn of an issue.

Whether you support it or not, at least you can appreciate the people from different extremes of the political spectrum are on the same page.

My assembly district, Pam Hunter.

My congressional district, 22, John Mannion.

And then, of course, I live in the city of Syracuse in the 17th Ward.

And then here, there's a sample ballot.

The ACLU called it a scare tactic.

And Congressman John Mannion, whose district includes Syracuse, sent DHS a letter demanding an explanation for what he called a widely reported incident that has, in his words, raised considerable civil liberties concerns.

Now, there's three incidents, three states, three primaries, all of it happening while in a federal courtroom in Washington, D.C., the government was telling a judge something almost impossible to believe.

Let's rewind to October of 2025 before any of those three incidents happened.