Robert and Jill and Jessica, thank you for coming to Charlotte and thank you for the spotlight you’re putting on the amazing work of the MeckDems and all of NC Dems. Wish I could have joined you - I did that when I was younger but am now one month short of my ninetieth birthday so not as able as I used to be. But I’m doing what I can. I live in a retirement community just north of Charlotte (Davidson) and served as treasurer of Precinct 206 (where Drew Kromer and Greg Snyder kick started the rejuvenation of the local Dems) and this year worked with a team of women at our retirement community to energize and educate Dems and Dem leaning Unaffiliated residents with the goal of getting out the vote and ensuring that they voted the whole ballot. Our group is called “NotJustDems” because we found our message resonating with a lot of unaffiliated and previous Trump supporters. We’ve had a very successful year. Thanks for all you do. Onward!
Yes Emma! Wow! Go you! So proud of you! I am in Myers Park in South Charlotte- proud to say I Canvassed as soon as it was available to do so. I posted this earlier but as a 7 Sisters graduate we organized 15 buses from various 7 Sisters schools ( Smith, Mount Holyoke) to take alumni volunteers from Montclair, NJ and DC to PA for Canvassing! Inspired by you!
I'm in South Charlotte and the Friday of Labor Day weekend, one of our South Meck Dems arranged for us to use some space at her retirement community to assemble yard signs and write postcards. (We had so many people show up that they had to start turning people away!) We were doing the postcards just off the dining room and several residents stopped by to see what we were up to and ask if they could get in on the postcard action!
This Iowan is beyond excited and so proud of our state!!! Making calls tomorrow. Thinking about meeting with Robert and Jill in Davenport/ Moline for coffee those months before! We were a little worried, but tried to have hope. Democrats know how to run a campaign with hard work, dedication, and hope for the future of our loved ones and saving Democracy! VOTE BLUE CLEAR THROUGH.
I love that they are calling the surge Old Lady Power. Those of us who graduated in the ‘50’s remember the discrimination against women, the botched back ally abortions and we are not going back,
There’s a widespread belief that one needs a Republican Congress to “check” potential ‘excesses’ of a Democratic President. Absolutely not true, now, because today’s Republicans are not a conventional, traditional political party. They are a wrecking ball, not a ‘loyal opposition’.
There will be more than enough Democratic opposition to Kamala Harris’ programs, just as Biden had to struggle with members of his “Democratic majority”. The need, therefore, is for people to Vote Blue up and down the ballot, and let elected Democrats thrash out their differences after the election.
You beat me to it. Trump won Iowa in a 2020 by a larger margin than he won ME-2. Oh, and also by larger margins than he won in Ohio, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina.
It analyses the early voting and it is looking good for the Harris Walz campaign, and even looks at some red state senate votes. Hoping for a BLUE TSUNAMI!
Similar positive energy and canvassing experiences to what Robert describes here in Milwaukee. Our group alone, mostly but not exclusively from the Seattle area, amounts to more than a hundred people, and this evening we heard that busloads more canvassers, SEIU volunteers from Chicago, will be showing up tomorrow.
Just this afternoon right at the end of the day as we knocked on our last couple of doors, my four-person team helped a young woman (a) confirm that she was off papers (all done with court supervision) and eligible to vote, (b) confirm her registration, and (c) pinpoint her polling place. We were all feeling very good about that when a young man walked up to us on his own, on the sidewalk outside the apartment building where we were, and asked us if we could help him find out where to vote, since he wanted to but had a difficult work schedule and didn't know what the early-voting and day-of voting hours were at which locations. With minimal fumbling with smart phones and the relevant Web sites, we got him squared away.
And those are just two of the contacts, just for our team, just this afternoon at the end of a day of many doors knocked and quite a few such contacts. Multiply by 25 for our larger group, multiply again for everything that's going on here with all the other groups working here, multiply again for all the person-days spent doing the work.
One voter at a time. It is building. We can do this.
Please save and share your story. We need to gather our stories, really, into an anthology of human connection. As a favorite teacher, Roger Cilley, once called an anthology, a gathering of flowers.
Thank you Robert, Jill and Jessica for all that you do. Kamala is doing everything right. We all need to continue to remind others to vote. There is such enthusiasm that I’m so very hopeful.
There are many hundreds in PA— so many that some of us moved west to more rural - suburban R area—-where iI’s a tough go. A few days in on canvassing, and there are some— but limited—positive encounters. Unfortunately it’s Trump, or complete shutdown or hostility 4–1, maybe 3–1, and forget the lawn signs battle, that’s 10–1 but not key. Those occasional good conversations are crucial in sustaining ALL of us.
And they stick in the memory better than the F-you , C—- , N word and B—— and the actual threats. What’s disappointing is the number of young people — women at least as much as men —working class and well off — who say the most mind boggling BS. Kennedy is pretty big here. We’re hanging in there’ll !!
Loved this! These two former tRump voters really tell it like it is! One of them said that voting down ballot for anyone who endorsed tRump would be like keeping a mattress with bedbugs in it, hoping the bugs would be gone.
Thank you for doing the hard work. Keep in mind that even with all the obnoxious jerks, if you reach a few voters and keep the margins tight in the rural areas then the big wins in the cities and suburbs will be all the more determinative.
I canvassed today in Gettysburg which is an hour and a half north of my home outside Washington. The second door I knocked on was the home of Jessica Rivera, a Puerto Rican. She expressed healthy outrage at Trump’s despicable denigration of Puerto Rico and its people. All five members of her family of voting age are voting for Kamala on Tuesday. I knocked on about 75 doors, only two of which were Trump voters to whom I wished a polite “have a nice day” and received the same in return. The enthusiasm of Kamala’s voters is high along with an acute realization of Pennsylvania’s importance to the future of our country. More tomorrow. Let’s win this.
On my way home from canvassing for Kamala in Gettysburg yesterday, I stopped at the battlefield. I stood in the brilliant autumn sunlight along a fence line adjacent to the field
through which Robert E Lee sent General Pickett's massive assault against the Union forces dug in on cemetery hill. It was Lee's audacious gamble to end the war and permanently establish the confederacy. (Lee has been unduly canonized in my opinion. Most of his fellow officers at West Point from the South remained loyal to the Union and served in Lincoln's army.)
In any event, the Union troops, at enormous cost, held and the United States survived. Now Trump is once again seeking to render us asunder filling his cult members with hate and threatening to use our own military to put down anyone audacious enough to disagree with him. I am filled with hope over the next couple days that the center will hold and that the Union Jack will stand proudly over our republic as it did on Cemetery Hill twice our lifetimes ago. (I know this prose is a little purple but the spirit of this momentous election grabbed me while I was in Gettysburg yesterday.)
Best of luck to us all on Tuesday! 🇺🇸🇺🇸 Rob, thanks so much for all your splendid work and superb writing. You have been a real inspiration to me to get up off my couch and get out and do everything I can to get Kamala elected and the orange fascist traitor swept into the dustbin of history. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
THANK YOU! Thanks for canvassing, and thanks for telling us about your experience. I'm cautiously optimistic, because a part of my brain needs to stay vigilant. But I am also hearing about the poll in Iowa that is very encouraging. And no matter what, on Wednesday and every day after that, we must keep on doing the work: lifting each other up and re-weaving the fabric of a humanitarian society. Thanks for letting all of us comment tonight! Blessings!
I swing between cautious optimism and despair but I’m back to optimism!
I’m on a 24 hour shift, labor sitting and waiting for a baby girl to make her entrance. I feel bolstered by your words and by those of that 14 year old girl, who lives in the city of my own birth.
My little girl is 32 now! I’m at work and help other mommas give birth (or in the office help people get access to birth control if that is their preference). I hope this world will be safe for all the girls and women!!!
Today I worked as poll greeter in Charlotte, handing out Dem endorsement flyers (the "blue ballots") to Dem voters. This was my 17th day doing this. The number of voters you all are sending to the polls is truly staggering -- yesterday (Friday) was the busiest day yet with 50% more voters than any other day. Today was even busier with lines over an hour, where they had been 15-30 minutes before. You are generating votes in large numbers.
After the amazing rally, we had dinner and a chat with candidate Mo Green and Jess Craven. Our candidates are so strong, so humble, such great people! We will be so fortunate to live in a state with them as leaders. And you and Jess are doing such great work carrying the message to all your readers. Thank you all for helping!
Great news all the way around! The phone camera did just fine. Just being there, seeing Kamala being embraced by 25,000, must’ve been such an “up” feeling for you, Jill, and Jessica!
A group of us from Downtown Nasty Women joined the canvassing efforts in NY 4 for Laura Gillen. We wanted to work in a NY Congressional district so we could do double duty, to help flip a much needed congressional seat to blue and also remind NYers outside of the city of the importance of voting Yes for the NY ERA to protect abortion and protect NYers from discrimination. This was one of the more fulfilling days out knocking doors. It was a beautiful day and many people answered their doors. You could tell that many of the people we spoke to do not get the chance to discuss who is on their ballot beyond the top of the ticket and how important voting Dem all the way down the line is to them and their families. We had some younger family members translating for voters at their doors. We were thanks profusely for the info. We felt a real connection with the voters. We felt positive after your day. Tomorrow, we have the NY Marathon. My daughter plans to have signs out in Brooklyn while they cheer on runners, many of us are working the polls close to home for the last day of early voting here in NY. Love hearing all the updates!
A neighbor here in Jamaica Plain, MA sent this heartfelt letter yesterday, giving permission to those on his list to share it broadly. Maybe his words can help people here persuade a few "Republican leaners." Thank you all, for all your good work.
"11/1/24:
To my friends, relatives and fellow people who are using their energies and votes to elect Republicans in the US, it is not my place to question your taste in boyfriends or girlfriends, nor your choice in music or clothes.
But your decision to favor the 2024 U.S. Republican party harms me, and makes me very angry with you.
It is my place, and my responsibility, to let you know that, and why.
The Republicans oppose efforts to recognize and deal with the global warming
caused by fossil fuels.
The Republicans claim that global warming is a "hoax." But
they have no evidence. Do you have some? Tell me what it is, convince me, and I
won't be so scared.
The Republican party opposes social programs that help disabled people, families
living in poverty, and people who can't afford good health care. I have friends in all
these categories. I want them to have a good life.
The Republican party has nominated candidates who, in public and private, express
prejudice towards people because of their race, creed, gender and country of origin.
This embarrases me, and harms lots of people.
The Republican party nominees say things in public that they know not to be true.
This freaks me out, since I was raised to believe that telling the truth is a core
human value. Being in a community with people who lie scares me and makes me
fear for my moral and physical safety.
As your friend and fellow human, I urge you to think about the effect your choices
are having on me. Think about your concern for my health, my dignity, the dangers
to me of living in a world of rising temperature, my options if I become disabled.
Take your love for me, and ask if your actions support that love, or corrode and
Robert and Jill and Jessica, thank you for coming to Charlotte and thank you for the spotlight you’re putting on the amazing work of the MeckDems and all of NC Dems. Wish I could have joined you - I did that when I was younger but am now one month short of my ninetieth birthday so not as able as I used to be. But I’m doing what I can. I live in a retirement community just north of Charlotte (Davidson) and served as treasurer of Precinct 206 (where Drew Kromer and Greg Snyder kick started the rejuvenation of the local Dems) and this year worked with a team of women at our retirement community to energize and educate Dems and Dem leaning Unaffiliated residents with the goal of getting out the vote and ensuring that they voted the whole ballot. Our group is called “NotJustDems” because we found our message resonating with a lot of unaffiliated and previous Trump supporters. We’ve had a very successful year. Thanks for all you do. Onward!
Yes Emma! Wow! Go you! So proud of you! I am in Myers Park in South Charlotte- proud to say I Canvassed as soon as it was available to do so. I posted this earlier but as a 7 Sisters graduate we organized 15 buses from various 7 Sisters schools ( Smith, Mount Holyoke) to take alumni volunteers from Montclair, NJ and DC to PA for Canvassing! Inspired by you!
Hooray for the 7 sisters! Great work!
Emmie, you are an inspiration to us al! Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you!
Very Impressive!
I'm in South Charlotte and the Friday of Labor Day weekend, one of our South Meck Dems arranged for us to use some space at her retirement community to assemble yard signs and write postcards. (We had so many people show up that they had to start turning people away!) We were doing the postcards just off the dining room and several residents stopped by to see what we were up to and ask if they could get in on the postcard action!
Emmie, you rock 🙌🏽
You are amazing, Emmie! Keep up the good work!
You're the best, Emmie!
Emmie, you make the rest of us look bad!
Thanks Emma Hancock. Truth matters. Women's rights are human rights. You are saving democracy.
Uncle Sam needs us. https://www.mobilize.us/events/phone-bank-volunteer-opportunities/
And now we have the amazing news out of the Selzer poll in Iowa! Onwards!
This Iowan is beyond excited and so proud of our state!!! Making calls tomorrow. Thinking about meeting with Robert and Jill in Davenport/ Moline for coffee those months before! We were a little worried, but tried to have hope. Democrats know how to run a campaign with hard work, dedication, and hope for the future of our loved ones and saving Democracy! VOTE BLUE CLEAR THROUGH.
I love that they are calling the surge Old Lady Power. Those of us who graduated in the ‘50’s remember the discrimination against women, the botched back ally abortions and we are not going back,
And so are we who graduated in the 1960s! We won't go back and never will as long as we breathe.
Sadly true in the early 70s.
Vote Blue clear through—great slogan.
Absolutely!
There’s a widespread belief that one needs a Republican Congress to “check” potential ‘excesses’ of a Democratic President. Absolutely not true, now, because today’s Republicans are not a conventional, traditional political party. They are a wrecking ball, not a ‘loyal opposition’.
There will be more than enough Democratic opposition to Kamala Harris’ programs, just as Biden had to struggle with members of his “Democratic majority”. The need, therefore, is for people to Vote Blue up and down the ballot, and let elected Democrats thrash out their differences after the election.
It felt like a gut punch in 2016 and 2020, and today it feels like watching a glorious sunrise!
You beat me to it. Trump won Iowa in a 2020 by a larger margin than he won ME-2. Oh, and also by larger margins than he won in Ohio, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina.
Seems like even republicans are tired of the felon / rapist -- good news!
And the Selzer poll tells us? Do you want to include a link?
Here you go! https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/politics/iowa-poll/2024/11/02/iowa-poll-kamala-harris-leads-donald-trump-2024-presidential-race/75354033007/
Thank you for adding the link to the conversation. It is very helpful.
John here is another link that you will find uplifting and helpful. It is called Trump's Turnout Troubles. https://youtu.be/EZvQCIsu8Zs?si=PkMng4T0rMo3rsnL
It analyzes the early voting in swing states.
Thanks for sharing the link,Tim. What a great read to start my Sunday on this side of the pond.
Here is another great link. It is called Trump's Turnout Trouble. A listserve person shared it yesterday to make us feel hopeful. https://youtu.be/EZvQCIsu8Zs?si=NMM2KMBzYmJb98Xi
It analyses the early voting and it is looking good for the Harris Walz campaign, and even looks at some red state senate votes. Hoping for a BLUE TSUNAMI!
This was great!!!!! Thank you so much. Can you post again at the top so lots of people see it.
Similar positive energy and canvassing experiences to what Robert describes here in Milwaukee. Our group alone, mostly but not exclusively from the Seattle area, amounts to more than a hundred people, and this evening we heard that busloads more canvassers, SEIU volunteers from Chicago, will be showing up tomorrow.
Just this afternoon right at the end of the day as we knocked on our last couple of doors, my four-person team helped a young woman (a) confirm that she was off papers (all done with court supervision) and eligible to vote, (b) confirm her registration, and (c) pinpoint her polling place. We were all feeling very good about that when a young man walked up to us on his own, on the sidewalk outside the apartment building where we were, and asked us if we could help him find out where to vote, since he wanted to but had a difficult work schedule and didn't know what the early-voting and day-of voting hours were at which locations. With minimal fumbling with smart phones and the relevant Web sites, we got him squared away.
And those are just two of the contacts, just for our team, just this afternoon at the end of a day of many doors knocked and quite a few such contacts. Multiply by 25 for our larger group, multiply again for everything that's going on here with all the other groups working here, multiply again for all the person-days spent doing the work.
One voter at a time. It is building. We can do this.
Please save and share your story. We need to gather our stories, really, into an anthology of human connection. As a favorite teacher, Roger Cilley, once called an anthology, a gathering of flowers.
Thanks for all the positive news! Thanks for all you and your crew are doing!
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Robert, Jill and Jessica for all that you do. Kamala is doing everything right. We all need to continue to remind others to vote. There is such enthusiasm that I’m so very hopeful.
There are many hundreds in PA— so many that some of us moved west to more rural - suburban R area—-where iI’s a tough go. A few days in on canvassing, and there are some— but limited—positive encounters. Unfortunately it’s Trump, or complete shutdown or hostility 4–1, maybe 3–1, and forget the lawn signs battle, that’s 10–1 but not key. Those occasional good conversations are crucial in sustaining ALL of us.
And they stick in the memory better than the F-you , C—- , N word and B—— and the actual threats. What’s disappointing is the number of young people — women at least as much as men —working class and well off — who say the most mind boggling BS. Kennedy is pretty big here. We’re hanging in there’ll !!
Thank you for going into hostile territory. The incivility is unforgivable. You are a true patriot and hero.
Sending the best thoughts to you! Thank you for your courage and your resilience!
You are brave and putting I the effort / thank you so much!
Wow. Your fortitude is amazing! Stay safe.
VAT can tell you which houses are D. We don't want the rest......
@ Laurie
Show them this. https://rvat.org/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o1T9nygR8k
Loved this! These two former tRump voters really tell it like it is! One of them said that voting down ballot for anyone who endorsed tRump would be like keeping a mattress with bedbugs in it, hoping the bugs would be gone.
With you in spirit 💫
Stay safe
Very proud of you and in awe of your courage. 🇺🇸🌈
Thank you for doing the hard work. Keep in mind that even with all the obnoxious jerks, if you reach a few voters and keep the margins tight in the rural areas then the big wins in the cities and suburbs will be all the more determinative.
In awe of your courage and very proud of you.
You are amazing, and courageous! Thank you and your team so much’
Thank you for that work and positive attitude!
I was canvassing in PA today!
I canvassed today in Gettysburg which is an hour and a half north of my home outside Washington. The second door I knocked on was the home of Jessica Rivera, a Puerto Rican. She expressed healthy outrage at Trump’s despicable denigration of Puerto Rico and its people. All five members of her family of voting age are voting for Kamala on Tuesday. I knocked on about 75 doors, only two of which were Trump voters to whom I wished a polite “have a nice day” and received the same in return. The enthusiasm of Kamala’s voters is high along with an acute realization of Pennsylvania’s importance to the future of our country. More tomorrow. Let’s win this.
This is Brent again.
On my way home from canvassing for Kamala in Gettysburg yesterday, I stopped at the battlefield. I stood in the brilliant autumn sunlight along a fence line adjacent to the field
through which Robert E Lee sent General Pickett's massive assault against the Union forces dug in on cemetery hill. It was Lee's audacious gamble to end the war and permanently establish the confederacy. (Lee has been unduly canonized in my opinion. Most of his fellow officers at West Point from the South remained loyal to the Union and served in Lincoln's army.)
In any event, the Union troops, at enormous cost, held and the United States survived. Now Trump is once again seeking to render us asunder filling his cult members with hate and threatening to use our own military to put down anyone audacious enough to disagree with him. I am filled with hope over the next couple days that the center will hold and that the Union Jack will stand proudly over our republic as it did on Cemetery Hill twice our lifetimes ago. (I know this prose is a little purple but the spirit of this momentous election grabbed me while I was in Gettysburg yesterday.)
Best of luck to us all on Tuesday! 🇺🇸🇺🇸 Rob, thanks so much for all your splendid work and superb writing. You have been a real inspiration to me to get up off my couch and get out and do everything I can to get Kamala elected and the orange fascist traitor swept into the dustbin of history. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Beautiful, Brent!
Hello, Brent. And pleased to see you are still fighting the good fights. Bob
THANK YOU! Thanks for canvassing, and thanks for telling us about your experience. I'm cautiously optimistic, because a part of my brain needs to stay vigilant. But I am also hearing about the poll in Iowa that is very encouraging. And no matter what, on Wednesday and every day after that, we must keep on doing the work: lifting each other up and re-weaving the fabric of a humanitarian society. Thanks for letting all of us comment tonight! Blessings!
“Re-weaving the fabric of a humanitarian society..”. ..YES! 🙌🏽
Thanks! I just wrote a post about that. Enjoy!
I swing between cautious optimism and despair but I’m back to optimism!
I’m on a 24 hour shift, labor sitting and waiting for a baby girl to make her entrance. I feel bolstered by your words and by those of that 14 year old girl, who lives in the city of my own birth.
This is important for everyone!
I wish you all the best!! And this new world where you can bring your little girl into!
My little girl is 32 now! I’m at work and help other mommas give birth (or in the office help people get access to birth control if that is their preference). I hope this world will be safe for all the girls and women!!!
I feel exactly the same way!
Great canvassing here in New Hampshire too.. it’s electric…
who can I get in touch with to canvas in NH? And do you happen to know if they'll need people to drive voters to the polls on Tuesday?
Mobilize.us, democrats.org, are good ways to find opportunities in your area. Thanks!
Thank you Andrea!
https://swingleft.org/2022/targets/state/nh
Thank you Joanna!
I just posted on my town fb page that I'm available to drive people to the polls Tuesday.
Thanks for all that you are doing.
Today I worked as poll greeter in Charlotte, handing out Dem endorsement flyers (the "blue ballots") to Dem voters. This was my 17th day doing this. The number of voters you all are sending to the polls is truly staggering -- yesterday (Friday) was the busiest day yet with 50% more voters than any other day. Today was even busier with lines over an hour, where they had been 15-30 minutes before. You are generating votes in large numbers.
After the amazing rally, we had dinner and a chat with candidate Mo Green and Jess Craven. Our candidates are so strong, so humble, such great people! We will be so fortunate to live in a state with them as leaders. And you and Jess are doing such great work carrying the message to all your readers. Thank you all for helping!
So great meeting you last night!
So great to hear! We are not throwing away our shot!!
Your a True Patriot, Robert, you and your wife 💯👍 Thank You 🙏
Great news all the way around! The phone camera did just fine. Just being there, seeing Kamala being embraced by 25,000, must’ve been such an “up” feeling for you, Jill, and Jessica!
A group of us from Downtown Nasty Women joined the canvassing efforts in NY 4 for Laura Gillen. We wanted to work in a NY Congressional district so we could do double duty, to help flip a much needed congressional seat to blue and also remind NYers outside of the city of the importance of voting Yes for the NY ERA to protect abortion and protect NYers from discrimination. This was one of the more fulfilling days out knocking doors. It was a beautiful day and many people answered their doors. You could tell that many of the people we spoke to do not get the chance to discuss who is on their ballot beyond the top of the ticket and how important voting Dem all the way down the line is to them and their families. We had some younger family members translating for voters at their doors. We were thanks profusely for the info. We felt a real connection with the voters. We felt positive after your day. Tomorrow, we have the NY Marathon. My daughter plans to have signs out in Brooklyn while they cheer on runners, many of us are working the polls close to home for the last day of early voting here in NY. Love hearing all the updates!
Write your stories. We need them. Thank you.
Thank you Robert, Jill and Jessica. Thank you. Thank you! Thank you!
A neighbor here in Jamaica Plain, MA sent this heartfelt letter yesterday, giving permission to those on his list to share it broadly. Maybe his words can help people here persuade a few "Republican leaners." Thank you all, for all your good work.
"11/1/24:
To my friends, relatives and fellow people who are using their energies and votes to elect Republicans in the US, it is not my place to question your taste in boyfriends or girlfriends, nor your choice in music or clothes.
But your decision to favor the 2024 U.S. Republican party harms me, and makes me very angry with you.
It is my place, and my responsibility, to let you know that, and why.
The Republicans oppose efforts to recognize and deal with the global warming
caused by fossil fuels.
The Republicans claim that global warming is a "hoax." But
they have no evidence. Do you have some? Tell me what it is, convince me, and I
won't be so scared.
The Republican party opposes social programs that help disabled people, families
living in poverty, and people who can't afford good health care. I have friends in all
these categories. I want them to have a good life.
The Republican party has nominated candidates who, in public and private, express
prejudice towards people because of their race, creed, gender and country of origin.
This embarrases me, and harms lots of people.
The Republican party nominees say things in public that they know not to be true.
This freaks me out, since I was raised to believe that telling the truth is a core
human value. Being in a community with people who lie scares me and makes me
fear for my moral and physical safety.
As your friend and fellow human, I urge you to think about the effect your choices
are having on me. Think about your concern for my health, my dignity, the dangers
to me of living in a world of rising temperature, my options if I become disabled.
Take your love for me, and ask if your actions support that love, or corrode and
block it.
with love from,
Adam"