Tony Mantor

Now, sometimes legislation is passed and the intentions of it was something that was really, really good.

But the end outcome for the people that it was supposed to help, for some reason, it just doesn't work.

So with your experience of working with legislators and, of course, the Senate, what separates meaningful legislation from policy that just looks good on paper?

Yeah, that's really good to hear.

Now, when I started my podcast, I named it Why Not Me?

Basically, what it means is that there's an individual type of situation here where one voice can matter.

What would you tell a listener that decides they want to be an advocate?

They want to believe that their single voice can make a difference and start something very positive.

Where would you tell them to start?

And then what would you tell them to do?

Yeah, and that's a huge amount of money.

In closing, what is one of the things that you would like to let our listeners know that gives them an insight of you as an advocate and, of course, you as a representative on what you're trying to do to make things better for those that need the help?

Well, this has been really good.

A lot of great information, great conversation.

I really appreciate you taking the time to join us today.

It's been my pleasure.

Thanks again.

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