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Jeffrey Szymanski

Jeffrey Szymanski

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Political Communications and Research Analyst, Amac Magazine

Florida

Biography

Jeff’s title at AMAC is political communications, and he works in the Lady Lake, FL office. Jeff holds a B.A. in political science from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and a master’s degree in political science from the University of Oklahoma. His background and experiences are diverse, having worked in travel, state government, real estate, and as a high school social studies teacher in Massachusetts for 15 years before relocating to Central Florida in 2016. In the policy realm, Jeff was a budget analyst for the Rhode Island Legislature where he did fiscal research and gave testimony about revenues and expenditures to committees. Jeff is the “political junkie” at AMAC and currently writes, performs research, answers member political questions, and represents the organization at events like CPAC and at candidate forums. Among the issues Jeff has been passionate about, besides economics and high budget deficits/debt, is education, and specifically keeping kids in the classroom for IN PERSON LEARNING. He is also passionate that federal entitlement spending must be curbed and that Social Security must be modernized for the 21st century. Away from work, Jeff enjoys traveling and has visited over 100 countries on 6 of the 7 continents.

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inflation deficits, federal budget, social security economics, debt education

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spirits, beer, cocktails, mixology, health

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Total articles 60

  • AMAC Members Choose Senator Tim Scott to be Trump’s Vice President

    By Jeffrey Szymanski| Amac Magazine Verified AMAC asks its members to weigh in on a variety of topics related to politics, policy, and news headlines each week in an unscientific on-line poll. Members can even write comments after their selection, which offer valuable insight into their thinking. This past week’s question was this:   Who would make Donald Trump’s best vice-presidential candidate and bring the most to the ticket? As of this writing, the poll received over 28,400 responses.

    By Jeffrey Szymanski · Amac Magazine

    May. 14, 2024

  • Early detection of malignant and pre-malignant peripheral nerve tumors using cell-free DNA fragmentomics

    By R. Taylor Sundby, Jeffrey Szymanski, Alexander Pan, Paul Jones| medRxiv@ R.T.S., J.J.S., A.A.C., A.C.H., A.P, and J.F.S. have patent filings related to cancer biomarkers. A.A.C has served as a consultant/advisor to Roche, Tempus, Geneoscopy, NuProbe, Daiichi Sankyo, AstraZeneca, Fenix Group International and Guidepoint. A.A.C. has served as a consultant/advisor to Roche, Tempus, Geneoscopy, Illumina, Myriad Genetics, Invitae, Daiichi Sankyo, AstraZeneca, NuProbe, AlphaSights, DeciBio, and Guidepoint. A.A.C. has received honoraria from Agilent, Roche, and Dava Oncology.

    By R. Taylor Sundby, Jeffrey Szymanski, Alexander Pan, Paul Jones · medRxiv

    Jan. 20, 2024

  • Just as the Founding Fathers Intended

    By Jeffrey Szymanski| Amac Magazine Verified On December 15, 1791 the second amendment to the Constitution was ratified along with nine others. Collectively the group of ten is known as the Bill of Rights. These changes were added to the Constitution at the insistence of Anti-Federalists who wanted to keep power with state and local governments. George Mason was among the most vocal for protecting individual rights, and his agitation convinced James Madison, an early skeptic of changing the Constitution so soon, of the importance.

    By Jeffrey Szymanski · Amac Magazine

    Nov. 27, 2023

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Amac Magazine