Members of Congress receive ‘Crazy Unity Socks’ from Melville entrepreneur
He recently sent each member of the House of Representatives and President Joe Biden a pair of his recently launched “Crazy Unity Socks.”
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Mar 30, 2021, 9:56 PM
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Updated 1,115 days ago
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3ds agoJohn Cronin, a young entrepreneur from Melville, is doing
his bit to end the partisan divide in Congress.
He recently sent each member of the House of
Representatives and President Joe Biden a pair of his recently launched “Crazy
Unity Socks.”
Earlier Tuesday, Cronin, who has Down syndrome, met with
Reps. Andrew Garbarino and Tom Suozzi – saying that his aim is to bring all
Americans together.
“We have much more in common than we do what separates
us," says Mark Cronin, John's father.
John's Crazy Socks employs over 20 people with differing
abilities on Long Island.
