Senator Manchin and former Governor Jon Huntsman rode the train up from Washington, D.C. to New York City together to participate in a No Labels event. No Labels goal is to bring people together to start solving our nation's problems.
Senator Joe Manchin greeted supporters at the No Labels event in New York City. More than 1,000 political activists showed up for the Meeting to Make America Work.
Along with his co-chair of the No Labels movement, former Governor Jon Huntman, Senator Joe Manchin answered questions from the crowd of supporters. Both men have well-earned reputations as problem-solvers.
Senator Manchin had a great roundtable discussion with educators, first responders and education leaders at Robert C. Byrd High School to discuss school safety.
Senator Manchin spoke to students, teachers and community members at the Marsh Fork Elementary School dedication in Rock Creek. Many gathered to celebrate the opening of the new school.
Senator Manchin joined students, teachers and community members at the Marsh Fork Elementary School dedication in Rock Creek. Many gathered to celebrate the opening of the new school.
Senator Joe Manchin praised the school's excellent features. He asked that all the students realize how lucky they are to be able to attend a state-of-the-art school.
Senator Manchin joined students, teachers and community members at the Marsh Fork Elementary School dedication in Rock Creek. Many gathered to celebrate the opening of the new school.
Senator Manchin joined students, teachers and community members at the Marsh Fork Elementary School dedication in Rock Creek. Many gathered to celebrate the opening of the new school.