Campaign Manager in Disarray as Kennedy Scion Jack Schlossberg's Congressional Bid Gains Momentum
Just weeks into his Democratic primary campaign for New York City's 12th Congressional District, Jack Schlossberg's team is dealing with an unexpected shake-up. Annabell Lasally, the campaign manager who was hired to help launch the 32-year-old's bid, has confirmed that she is no longer working for the candidate.
The circumstances surrounding her departure are unclear, and it remains to be seen whether a replacement will be named soon. However, sources close to the campaign have revealed that Schlossberg's social media manager has already changed their profiles to indicate they are no longer affiliated with the "Jack for New York" campaign.
Schlossberg himself is not bothered by the controversy surrounding his team's departure. He claims that he was prepared for a tumultuous start to his campaign and believes that some of the criticism will ultimately prove to be an asset in the long run.
As the campaign moves forward, Schlossberg's message has been centered around addressing local issues and promoting progressive policy. The candidate, who is known for his social media presence and offbeat personality, is aiming to capitalize on his large following to connect with voters.
Despite a crowded field of candidates vying for the seat being vacated by longtime Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler, Schlossberg remains confident that he has what it takes to succeed. With a new campaign headquarters set to be announced soon, one thing is certain - Jack Schlossberg's bid for Congress is not going to be boring.
Just weeks into his Democratic primary campaign for New York City's 12th Congressional District, Jack Schlossberg's team is dealing with an unexpected shake-up. Annabell Lasally, the campaign manager who was hired to help launch the 32-year-old's bid, has confirmed that she is no longer working for the candidate.
The circumstances surrounding her departure are unclear, and it remains to be seen whether a replacement will be named soon. However, sources close to the campaign have revealed that Schlossberg's social media manager has already changed their profiles to indicate they are no longer affiliated with the "Jack for New York" campaign.
Schlossberg himself is not bothered by the controversy surrounding his team's departure. He claims that he was prepared for a tumultuous start to his campaign and believes that some of the criticism will ultimately prove to be an asset in the long run.
As the campaign moves forward, Schlossberg's message has been centered around addressing local issues and promoting progressive policy. The candidate, who is known for his social media presence and offbeat personality, is aiming to capitalize on his large following to connect with voters.
Despite a crowded field of candidates vying for the seat being vacated by longtime Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler, Schlossberg remains confident that he has what it takes to succeed. With a new campaign headquarters set to be announced soon, one thing is certain - Jack Schlossberg's bid for Congress is not going to be boring.
like, dont they no jack schlossberg's a social media genius and all? he can totes handle his own team 
anywayz, i think its kinda cool that his team is makin moves and gettin new ppl on board 
. and omg, jerry nadler gotta be shakin in his boots lol 
schlossberg's message is straight fire 
let's see if he can bring it to the ppl and actually make a diff 
anyway i thot jacks strategy was fire n he's prob goin 2 win dis thing 
cant wait 2 c more about dis campaign tho 
. I mean, having your campaign manager leave mid-campaign is no joke. It's like a bad episode of 'The Office' - you never know what's gonna happen next 
? Either way, only time will tell if his unconventional approach is enough to win over the voters 
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. And now Schlossberg's social media team is changing their profiles too... that's some suspicious stuff 
. But at the same time, I'm kinda intrigued by this whole thing. Schlossberg's a bit of an enigma, and if he can navigate this mess and come out on top, it'll be pretty wild 
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at least he's thinkin about keepin it real and addressin local issues, which is more than idc about some other candidates
, jack schlossberg's campaign manager quits mid-campaign? that's like, totally on brand for this guy 
. if schlossberg can leverage his massive following on these platforms to connect with voters, he might just have a shot at this thing 
. btw, did u know that 1 in 5 americans don't have health insurance? 
, i've been following jack schlossberg since he was a kid on kennedy's tweets lol! but seriously though, it's kinda crazy that his campaign manager just up and left without any explanation... like, what even happened? 
anyway, i think jacks got this - his social media game is fire 
so yeah, i'm definitely keeping an eye on this campaign and rooting for jack to bring some fresh energy to congress 
