We’ve gotten too far apart. Let’s fix that, together.
Life’s getting harder for a lot of people. Costs are rising, tensions are high, and there’s a growing sense that no one’s really looking out for us.
But here’s the truth: if the road ahead gets rough — and it might — it won’t be headlines or hashtags that help you. It’ll be your neighbor. Your local community. The people right in front of you.
Let’s make sure those connections are strong before we really need them.
Talk to five people in your community — three who tend to see things the way you do, and two who probably don’t. Share why you care. Listen. Be real.
And decide on one thing you’ll do differently this month to strengthen your community. Help a neighbor. Host a small gathering. Volunteer. Show up. Whatever it is — make it real.
They want to divide us. They want to use the tools introduced by billionaires to keep us apart — to turn us into clicks and arguments, not neighbors and friends. Politicians benefit when we stop trusting each other.
But that’s not who we are. We’re the people who carry each other through the hard times. Who know that strength doesn’t come from being right — it comes from showing up. Who still believe this country is worth fighting for, not just fighting in.