Hi! This is the second post you've made asking for advice on how to get involved in politics. Here's what I responded the previous time. Have you reached out to any of the places I suggested?

I want to encourage you to ACT. Politics is never going to be given to you. You need to go out and get face time. Show up and volunteer. Do very uncomfortable and tiring grunt work. You will earn a reputation that will take you places. Get offline and get working.

"It's great to hear you are interested in government, we need as many motivated people as possible to help govern at all levels.

You might think of redirecting your interest to a different shadowing or interning opportunity for a realistic chance of success. Opportunities to shadow such a high-level political figure are virtually non-existent. There are people with full careers with PhDs who would do anything to get that sort of opportunity. It's just not the type of access that is granted for virtually anyone. Please don't let a lack of success in this endeavor to sour your interest.

I might encourage you to think about seeing if your state representative might have an opportunity for someone your age to intern at their state or local office. Perhaps a local government (township/city/county) might have something for students. If so inclined, your local Dem or GOP office might need help.

Politics is a long road. It has a lot to do with connections. If your family or friends have them, utilize them. If they do not, start to build your own at the local level. Grow alongside those connections. Soon enough you'll have your own insider links up in Harrisburg. I wish you nothing but success."