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Slack.com slash DHQ. We need to stop referring to what has happened over the past year and

a half as COVID. I've been guilty of it too, but we need to stop it, you know, and people

say, oh, we had all of these plans for last year, but then COVID happened. Or, oh, yes,

that was going all well and good, but then COVID. And so, you know, we couldn't live

our lives anymore. What happened last year is not because of COVID, the huge political

and social revolution. It is because of the lockdowns and the other measures that cynical

and opportunistic politicians implemented using COVID as an excuse. And that's not some

wild-crazy conspiracy theory. That is a strategy that we all knew the left was using even

at the time. And that right now, even the White House, is admitted.

The president wants to make fundamental change in our economy, and he feels coming out of

the pandemic is exactly the time to do that. And if we don't do it now, if we don't address

the cost of childcare to go back to Josh's question earlier, if we don't address the climate

crisis, if we don't ensure that universal pre-K is a reality now, we're not going to have

the same opportunity to do it for some time.

We're not going to have the opportunity. And that's what COVID is for the left. It's

an opportunity. Sometimes people have called it a great reset. They've called it this

major revolution. But it's not the wacky conspiracy theorist. It's the left who is admitting

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