There is still hope

There are so many reasons to feel depressed and anxious about the future. Our government slowly dissolving into dictatorship, fear of corporate overreach and control, regional wars seemingly ready to spiral into world war and chaos, no clear vision of a Ted Lasso spin off in current production, and on and on and on. It seems overwhelming, and it was the original driver at my tilt at this elections windmill.

But I’d like to share with you what I’ve seen so far. While the older generations have largely greeted me with closed minds and the remark “it all sounds good but you can never actually get it done”, the youthful voters I’ve interacted with have been more knowledgeable and more excited to become involved in the political process. This came as a shock to me. The 20 year olds are ready to roll up their sleeves and work and fight for a better tomorrow. The refrain hasn’t been the pessimistic of what is based in today’s political rhetoric- it has been about how we can change the system into one that can listen to new ideas and take on new challenges. If we enact laws like the ones I’m proposing throughout this site and more that are like it then we have the tools to create a tomorrow of ideas and compassion. It’s the tomorrow we all want and the tomorrow our children deserve