Real World Lessons. Real Results.
From the Classroom to Congress
Jordan Wheatley is running for Congress to bring people together, put Texas families first, and stand up for what's right—even when it's not easy. He’s committed to strengthening public schools, making life more affordable, and keeping communities safe—because working families deserve a leader who puts them before politics.
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Jordan Wheatley is a public school teacher who’s seen firsthand how families in North Texas are being left behind by a system that rewards wealth and connections instead of hard work. He’s running for Congress to be the turning point—someone who brings the grit of the classroom to the halls of power. Jordan’s priorities reflect the reality his students and neighbors live every day: fully funding our public schools, expanding access to affordable healthcare, rebuilding an economy that actually works for working people, and defending the freedoms under attack by political extremists. From McKinney to Plano, Frisco to Princeton, Jordan is ready to fight for a future where every family—no matter where they’re from—has the chance to succeed.
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Jordan Wheatley is a 4th-grade public school teacher who understands the power of a strong education system. He knows that great schools don’t just shape individual futures—they fuel a stronger economy, help build the next generation of healthcare workers and scientists, and prepare the leaders of tomorrow.
In Congress, Jordan will fight to fully fund public education, expand Title I support for low-income schools, and ensure that educators and families have a real voice in shaping policy. From the classroom to Congress, he’s ready to fight for a future where every child—no matter where they come from—has the tools and opportunity to thrive.
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No one should have to choose between putting food on the table and seeing the doctor. Jordan supports creating a public healthcare option that lowers costs, increases competition, and ensures every American has access to quality, affordable healthcare—because healthcare is a right, not a privilege.
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A strong economy starts in the classroom. When we invest in public education, we prepare the next generation of innovators, essential workers, and small business owners who keep our country running. But right now, the system is upside down. Teachers are capped at a $250 tax write-off for classroom expenses—even though many spend that much every month just to give their students what they need. Meanwhile, the ultra-wealthy get to write off private jets. That’s not just unfair—it’s unsustainable. It’s time to fix the tax code, invest in education, and build an economy that rewards hard work—not just those who profit off it.
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Jordan hasn’t just read about the struggles working families face — he’s lived them. Now, he’s ready to be the turning point our politics desperately needs.
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