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Senator Jerry Moran, representing Kansas, recently shared several posts on his Twitter account reflecting on significant events and community engagements.

On September 1, 2025, Moran recognized the contributions of American workers across a range of professions. In his post, he stated: "Labor Day is a time to recognize the American workforce, from nurses and doctors to builders and welders to teachers and fire fighters and so many more. Kansas is home to multiple thriving industries including aviation, agriculture, healthcare and manufacturing.

Thank you to https://t.co/K8holSBzoS".

The following day, Moran highlighted his visit to Stanton County High School in Johnson City. On September 2, 2025, he posted: "Last week I visited Stanton County High School in Johnson City & received a tour from students who shared with me what they are learning & their future goals. Thank you for hosting me, and a special thank you to the SCHS staff and faculty for their dedication to student success https://t.co/PmS4mLTKTV".

Later that same day, Moran marked the anniversary of Japan's formal surrender at the end of World War II. He wrote: "On September 2, 1945, Japan formally surrendered, marking the end of World War II.

80 years later, we honor and remember the heroic sacrifices of the Greatest Generation, whose service defended freedom & safeguarded the world from tyranny. #VJDay80 https://t.co/JkRhRjlhal".

Senator Jerry Moran has served as one of Kansas's U.S. Senators since 2011 and frequently uses social media platforms to communicate with constituents about national commemorations and local educational initiatives.