ASBL 67, Jenn Brothers, House Candidate, Pennsylvania District 9, April 28, 2026

ASBL 67, Jenn Brothers, House Candidate, Pennsylvania District 9, April 28, 2026The American Small Business League spoke with Jenn Brothers, running for Congress as an independent in Pennsylvania’s District 9.From her website, www.JennBrothersForCongress.com:“Jenn grew up rurally in the Rust Belt and Coal Country and chose Pennsylvania as her home. She’s a mother, knows what it means to be a union member, and is a dedicated advocate who has spent her life standing alongside everyday families. From caring for her grandfather, a World War II veteran, to restoring her 1840s home, to her career as an investigator, Jenn brings heart, experience, and a deep love for her community to everything she does. She fights for fairness, opportunity, and a government that works for the people not special interests.”Jenn’s Priorities:Strong Support for Rural CommunitiesHealthcare That Works for EveryoneA Fairer EconomyInvesting in Education and OpportunityProtecting the Vulnerable, Defending JusticeProtecting Our Environment and PrivacyFixing Washington and Restoring TrustThe American Small Business League (www.asbl.com) wants Congress to stop big businesses from getting small business contracts (small businesses would create millions of jobs with those contracts and the economy would boom). Our www.DontCheatWomen.com project wants Congress to:·        Raise from 5% to 15% the federal contract dollars that must go to women-owned small businesses. It’s not DEI or affirmative action. They own 40% of American businesses and sell what the government buys – but companies owned by men get over 95% of federal contract dollars, and that must change.·        Define a small business as 100 or less employees.·        Make the Small Business Administration prove that small business contracts go to small businesses (and give the SBA a budget and staff as big as its mission, which is to help the 99.9% of all firms in America that are small businesses).#jennbrothersforcongress #americansmallbusinessleague #dontcheatwomen #federalcontracts #smallbusinesscontracts