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John, they tried to wipe out public service. It backfired.
When Trump’s administration fired thousands of federal workers earlier this year, the message was clear: servants of the people weren’t welcome.
But instead of backing down, hundreds decided to run toward public service — by running for office.
In just three days, over 1,000 people signed up with Run for Something to explore local runs. Veterans, educators, policy experts — public servants who got cut loose and chose to fight back.
We don’t recruit for federal office, but we couldn’t help loving this quote from Shernice Mundell — a laid-off worker from the Office of Personnel Management, now eyeing a run for Congress in Maryland: |
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“I’ve always wanted to do it, but I never had a reason. Once I was fired, I said, maybe this is God’s way of telling me I should run for something.” |
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We’re helping hundreds like Shernice turn pain into power — giving them training, 1:1 coaching, digital tools, and a community that believes in them.
This isn’t about revenge. It’s about rebuilding public trust, restoring leadership, and making sure no one like Shernice ever gets pushed out of service again.
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Thanks for standing with them. And with us!
— Run for Something |
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