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John Harris was born in 1967 to an Air Force family in Panama City,  Florida, and spent his childhood moving around the world. He graduated  with honors from North Davidson Senior High School before attending  Liberty University from 1985 to 1992. During his college years, he was  deeply involved in College Republicans and other political  organizations. From 1986 to 1987, he was part of the team that built the  largest College Republican chapter in the country.

In January 1992, John graduated cum laude from Liberty  University with a Bachelor of Business Administration, concentrating in  finance and political science. After relocating to the Atlanta metro  area, he began his career in the mortgage industry, first working with a  broker before founding Promethean Finance, where he specialized in mortgage refinancing. In 1998, he launched MoneyWorks4u.com and later served as keynote speaker at the 1999 WSB Managing Your Money Conference. In 2001, he added Hope Funding, LLC, a mortgage company, to his portfolio and successfully managed both ventures until selling to his partner in 2007.

John is currently pursuing his MBA at Shorter University while  working as a Senior Paralegal. His long-term goal is to read for the Bar  in Virginia and become an attorney.

Beyond business and law, John has devoted decades to politics and  campaign strategy. A graduate of Morton Blackwell's Leadership  Institute, he has been trained in all aspects of campaigning, from  grassroots organizing to media strategy, demonstrations, and  counter-demonstrations. He has worked extensively in political campaigns  and specialized operations, often tasked with exposing opponent  vulnerabilities and shaping press narratives.

Together with his wife, Eve Harris, John co-founded Citizens for Justice with Mercy, an organization dedicated to advancing justice reform within conservative circles. Their vision centers on the principle of Earned Restoration—a  belief that the justice system should balance accountability with a  clear pathway to redemption and full citizenship. John is convinced that  this message resonates with Christian conservatives while also  appealing to commonsense Democrats who feel overlooked by their party.

Today, John and Eve are in Washington, D.C., sharing their vision  that true justice requires mercy—and that advocating for earned  restoration does not mean being "soft on crime," but rather ensuring  that the justice system reflects both fairness and hope.

Best regards,

John Harris

202-790-0707 

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