January 2021 Newsletter
What a year! What a year! What a year! The year 2020 was one of the most unique and troubling years that we have ever had. We suffered a virus that we were unable to control and get rid of and we suffered a President that we were unable to control and get rid of. Hopefully, by the time that you receive this newsletter we will have developed an antidote for COVID-19 and former President Trump will have accepted defeat.
Now we have to start repairing this country socially, financially and physically (Health Care).
Socially we have to mend the consciousness of this country. We must come together as people. We must correct the systemic imbalances that exist between the rich and poor, the majority and the minorities and we must put our differences aside to bring this country back together.
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