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<p><strong>"I’ve worn the uniform, led in the classroom, and raised a family here in Tennessee. I believe in one simple truth: we may not share the same path, but we share the same future. I'm running because our future depends on coming together, not being pulled apart."</strong><br>— Chaney Mosley</p>

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<h3>A Different Kind of Democrat.</h3><p>I’m running as the Democratic candidate to represent <strong>Tennessee’s 6th District</strong>, but I’ll serve as a <strong>United States Congressman</strong>. I’ll fight just as hard for the people who don't vote for me as for those who do. My loyalty isn't to any party or politician; it's to every Tennessee family.</p>

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<h2>Meet Chaney Mosley</h2><h3>Chaney Mosley has spent his life bringing people together to learn, work, and build stronger communities.</h3><h4>A lifelong agricultural educator, veteran, and national leader in career and technical education (CTE), Chaney is running for Congress to ensure every Tennessean has the tools to succeed — whether in the classroom, the workforce, or the community.</h4><p><strong>As the past President of the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE), Chaney represented over 29,000 members nationwide, advocating for innovation and opportunity in schools and workplaces across the country. </strong>His work has been featured on <em>NPR’s All Things Considered</em> and in <em>USA Today</em>, and his publications, workshops, and policy efforts have helped young people build futures in agriculture across Tennessee.</p><span class="image image-framed image-left image-tilt-left" style="width: 40%;"><span class="image-inner-wrapper"><img src="https://run.imgix.net/9215adc6-b073-4083-ae12-adbdb4a20a30/af9398ec-7ace-438b-955c-ae66b0a5589b/4e04a6ef-22c8-450f-8ead-0a91279f83ae.webp?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C41%2C4096%2C3031&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"></span><span class="caption" style="display: none"></span></span><p><strong>Today, Chaney serves as an agriculture professor at Middle Tennessee State University</strong>. With more than two decades of leadership experience, he has designed programs that prepare future educators, expanded career pathways for students, and built partnerships that align education with the needs of a modern workforce.</p><p><strong>Chaney’s commitment to service extends beyond the classroom. After enlisting in the U.S. Army in September 2001, he went on to serve 15 years, including time in the Tennessee Army National Guard.</strong> His years in uniform shaped his belief that leadership is not about words; it's about action, about honor, and about putting people above politics.</p><p>Raised in a small town by a single mother after the death of his father, Chaney understands grit, perseverance, and the value of community. Those lessons guide him today as a <strong>proud husband and father of three</strong>. He knows firsthand that families in Tennessee want leaders who will protect freedom of expression, support working families, strengthen education, safeguard democracy, and build an economy that works for everyone.</p><span class="image image-framed image-right image-tilt-left" style="width: 40%;"><span class="image-inner-wrapper"><img src="https://run.imgix.net/9215adc6-b073-4083-ae12-adbdb4a20a30/91415bd2-774e-4c62-b0dd-635a8dc0c64d/91415bd2-774e-4c62-b0dd-635a8dc0c64d.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C3024%2C4032&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"></span><span class="caption" style="display: none"></span></span><p>Chaney believes in something simple but powerful: <strong>One District, Many Futures.</strong> Whether you live in a rural town, a growing suburb, or the heart of Nashville, your voice deserves to be heard and your future deserves to be protected.</p><h3>That’s the kind of leadership Chaney Mosley will bring to Congress.</h3>

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<h3>Protect the Right to Vote</h3><p>Support secure, accessible elections and ensure every eligible citizen has the opportunity to participate in the democratic process.</p><h3>Overturn Citizens United</h3><p>Support constitutional and legislative reforms that reduce the influence of unlimited corporate and special interest money in politics so elected officials are accountable to voters, not wealthy donors.</p><h3>Establish Congressional Term Limits</h3><p>Support term limits for members of Congress, including a limit of six two-year terms in the House of Representatives and two six-year terms in the United States Senate. Public service should not become a lifetime career.</p><h3>Ban Congressional Stock Trading</h3><p>Prohibit members of Congress from buying and selling individual stocks while serving in office to eliminate conflicts of interest and restore public trust.</p><h3>Close the Revolving Door Between Congress and Lobbying</h3><p>Require a minimum five-year waiting period before former members of Congress can become paid lobbyists, helping ensure public service is not used as a pathway to personal enrichment.</p><h3>Establish a Binding Code of Ethics for the Supreme Court</h3><p>Support a binding and enforceable code of judicial ethics for Supreme Court justices to strengthen transparency, accountability, and public confidence in the judiciary.</p><h3>Strengthen Representation in Congress</h3><p>The House of Representatives has remained fixed at 435 members for more than a century despite significant population growth. Support expanding the House through legislation so members of Congress can better represent and remain accountable to the people they serve.</p><h3>Strengthen Ethics and Accountability Across Government</h3><p>Support strong ethics standards, transparency requirements, whistleblower protections, and independent oversight to hold public officials accountable.</p><h3>Defend Constitutional Rights and Civil Liberties</h3><p>Protect the freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution, including freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of the press, the right to peacefully assemble, and the right to petition the government.</p><h3>Protect Personal Freedom and Bodily Autonomy</h3><p>Support the right of individuals and families to make personal healthcare decisions without unnecessary government interference. Medical decisions should be made between patients, their loved ones, and healthcare professionals.</p><h3>Protect Reproductive Freedom</h3><p>Support access to contraception, fertility treatments such as IVF, and reproductive healthcare. Oppose federal efforts that restrict personal medical decisions and support policies that protect the ability of women to make decisions about their own healthcare.</p><h3>Defend Equal Rights Under the Law</h3><p>Support equal treatment and legal protections for all Americans, regardless of who they are, where they come from, or whom they love.</p><h3>Promote Fair Representation</h3><p>Support efforts that ensure communities are fairly represented and that voters choose their elected officials rather than elected officials choosing their voters.</p><p></p><p><strong>Democracy is not self-sustaining. It depends on citizens who participate, institutions that earn public trust, and leaders who put country before party and service before self-interest. Protecting freedom and securing democracy means safeguarding both our democratic institutions and our individual liberties. Together, we can strengthen our democracy, protect personal freedom, and ensure that government remains accountable to the people it serves.</strong></p>

<p>Our democracy works best when government is accountable to the people, elections are fair and accessible, and individual freedoms are protected. Those freedoms include the right to vote, the right to speak freely, the right to practice one's faith, and the right to make personal decisions about healthcare, family, and private life without unnecessary government interference. Americans may not always agree on policy, but we should be able to agree that elected officials should serve the public interest, respect the Constitution, and uphold the rule of law. Rebuilding trust requires meaningful reforms that strengthen accountability, reduce corruption, protect personal freedom, and ensure government remains of, by, and for the people.</p>

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<h3>Support Public Education</h3><p>Ensure public schools have the resources they need to help students succeed while respecting the role of parents, educators, and local communities in decision-making.</p><h3>Expand Career and Technical Education</h3><p>Increase support for career and technical education programs that prepare students for high-demand careers in agriculture, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, information technology, skilled trades, and other growing industries.</p><h3>Strengthen Workforce Development</h3><p>Invest in workforce training programs that connect individuals with the skills employers need and help businesses find qualified workers.</p><h3>Make Higher Education More Accessible</h3><p>Expand opportunities for students to pursue college, technical training, apprenticeships, and credentialing programs without taking on overwhelming debt.</p><h3>Support Teachers and School Personnel</h3><p>Recruit and retain high-quality educators by addressing teacher shortages, improving working conditions, and ensuring schools have access to qualified professionals.</p><h3>Expand Apprenticeships and Earn-and-Learn Programs</h3><p>Create more opportunities for students and adults to gain valuable work experience while earning income and building career skills.</p><h3>Invest in Rural Education and Workforce Opportunities</h3><p>Ensure rural communities have access to quality education, workforce training, broadband infrastructure, and economic opportunities that allow people to build successful careers close to home.</p><h3>Strengthen Pathways for Veterans</h3><p>Help veterans translate military experience into civilian careers through credential recognition, workforce training, and employment support.</p><p></p><p><strong>Strong communities depend on strong educational opportunities and a strong workforce. By investing in students, educators, workers, and employers, we can create pathways that lead to economic mobility, stronger local economies, and greater opportunity for future generations. Every Tennessean deserves the chance to learn, grow, and build a successful future right here at home.</strong></p>

<p>Education and work are connected. Strong schools prepare students for success, and strong workforce opportunities help families build stable and rewarding lives. Every person deserves access to pathways that lead to good jobs, whether that path includes college, career and technical education, military service, apprenticeships, or direct entry into the workforce. As a teacher, veteran, and education leader, I have spent my career helping people develop the skills and opportunities they need to succeed.</p>

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<h3>Support Family Farms and Agricultural Producers</h3><p>Promote policies that help farmers remain profitable, manage risk, and pass their operations on to future generations while protecting the long-term sustainability of agriculture.</p><h3>Strengthen Competition in Agriculture</h3><p>Address consolidation and monopolistic practices that limit opportunities for farmers, reduce competition, and increase costs for both producers and consumers.</p><h3>Expand Rural Economic Development</h3><p>Support investments that attract businesses, create jobs, and encourage entrepreneurship in rural communities across Tennessee.</p><h3>Protect Farmland and Natural Resources</h3><p>Encourage responsible growth while preserving productive farmland, protecting water resources, and supporting conservation efforts that benefit both agriculture and local communities.</p><h3>Improve Rural Infrastructure</h3><p>Invest in roads, bridges, water systems, broadband access, and other infrastructure that supports economic growth and improves quality of life.</p><h3>Expand Access to Healthcare in Rural Communities</h3><p>Strengthen rural healthcare systems and support efforts to improve access to medical, mental health, and emergency services closer to home.</p><h3>Support Local Food Systems</h3><p>Encourage policies that strengthen local and regional food production, processing, and distribution systems that benefit farmers, consumers, and local economies.</p><h3>Increase Opportunities for Rural Students and Workers</h3><p>Expand access to education, workforce training, apprenticeships, and career opportunities so people can build successful futures without leaving their communities.</p><p></p><p><strong>The future of Tennessee depends on the success of its rural communities. When rural communities thrive, farmers succeed, local businesses grow, families have opportunities, and entire regions become stronger. Investing in agriculture and rural communities is not just about preserving the past. It is about creating a stronger future for the next generation and ensuring that every community has the opportunity to prosper.</strong></p>

<p>Rural communities help feed our nation, power our economy, and preserve a way of life that has shaped Tennessee for generations. Yet too many rural communities have seen hospitals close, farms disappear, businesses struggle, and young people leave in search of opportunity elsewhere. Rural communities are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for a fair opportunity to compete and thrive. As someone who grew up in rural Tennessee and has spent much of my career working alongside farmers, educators, and community leaders, I believe Congress should make strategic investments that strengthen agriculture, support local economies, and ensure rural communities remain strong for future generations.</p>

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<p>Democratic candidates Chaney Mosley (TN-6) and Mandy Cook (TN House District 45)discuss key issues including affordability, education/workforce, agriculture/rural investment, and democracy reforms. <span style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary);"><a href="https://www.theloyalopposition.online/listen/ced5a48nz9hdabr-6sra8-t64cz-mfh8w-kkrgj-xfd69-4jrlk-3l7w4-jxrj6-sh575-7tdbl-a7m2r-dbb33-tjenh" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><strong style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary);">Listen here</strong></a></span>.</p>

Democratic candidates Chaney Mosley (TN-6) and Mandy Cook (TN House District 45)discuss key issues including affordability, education/workforce, agriculture/rural investment, and democracy reforms. 

Chaney Mosley on The Loyal Opposition Podcast

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<h3>Affordable Housing</h3><p>Support policies that increase housing supply, encourage starter homes, and help communities address housing shortages without sacrificing local control.</p><h3>Lower Healthcare Costs</h3><p>Reduce prescription drug costs, strengthen rural healthcare access, and protect the ability of families to make healthcare decisions with their doctors.</p><h3>Affordable Childcare</h3><p>Expand access to affordable childcare so parents can participate in the workforce without childcare costs consuming a large portion of their income.</p><h3>Good-Paying Jobs</h3><p>Invest in workforce development, career and technical education, apprenticeships, and industries that create opportunities in both rural and urban communities.</p><h3>Lower Food Costs</h3><p>Strengthen competition in agriculture and food processing, support family farms, and invest in local food systems that benefit both producers and consumers.</p><h3>Strong Infrastructure</h3><p>Invest in roads, bridges, broadband, water systems, and energy infrastructure that support economic growth and lower costs for families and businesses.</p><h3>Protect Working Families</h3><p>Support policies that strengthen wages, protect retirement security, and ensure hard work provides a pathway to economic stability.</p><p></p><p><strong>Making life more affordable is not about one policy or one program. It requires a commitment to strengthening our workforce, investing in education, supporting agriculture and rural communities, and creating an economy that works for everyone. When families can afford housing, healthcare, food, and childcare, our communities become stronger and our future becomes brighter.</strong></p>

<p><span style="color: var(--color-text); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text);">Families across Tennessee are working hard, but too many feel like they're falling behind. Housing costs are rising. Childcare is expensive. Healthcare costs continue to strain family budgets. Groceries, utilities, and everyday necessities cost more than they did just a few years ago. Congress should focus on practical solutions that help working people keep more of what they earn and build a more secure future.</span></p>

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<p>Democratic candidates Chaney Mosley (TN-6) and Mandy Cook (TN House District 45) discuss key issues including affordability, education/workforce, agriculture/rural investment, and democracy reforms. <span style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary);"><a href="https://www.theloyalopposition.online/listen/ced5a48nz9hdabr-6sra8-t64cz-mfh8w-kkrgj-xfd69-4jrlk-3l7w4-jxrj6-sh575-7tdbl-a7m2r-dbb33-tjenh" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary);"><strong>Listen here</strong></a></span>.</p>

Democratic candidates Chaney Mosley (TN-6) and Mandy Cook (TN House District 45) discuss key issues including affordability, education/workforce, agriculture/rural investment, and democracy reforms. 

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<p>Chaney Mosley on The Loyal Opposition Podcast<br></p>

I’ve worn the uniform, led in the classroom, and raised a family here in Tennessee. I believe in one simple truth: we may not share the same path, but we do share the same future.