Sincerely, Joe

Sincerely, Joe Letters From Biden ^ | 5/5/20 | Joe Biden

[conservative98]

Sincerely, Joe

Joe Biden

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May 5 · 4 min read

 

Hundreds of people write letters, emails and direct messages to Joe Biden every day, with questions, looking for support and leadership, or offering suggestions and ideas. Americans are longing for empathetic leadership and a president who listens to and understands their problems. Joe knows the power of a simple act of kindness — it’s animated his entire career in public life. “Sincerely, Joe” is a conversation with the American people about the challenges they face, the values we share, and the progress we can make if we stand united.

Good Afternoon,

I received a text that asked us to share our stories during this time of uncertainty. One thing is certain; America needs to eat! And I protect what they eat.

I am one of the Food Safety Program Managers for a global food distribution company servicing the New York Metropolitan Area. I work out of the Jersey City facility located in Jersey City, monitoring and executing the food safety programs that keep 500,000 square feet of food safe for consumption in the New York City/New Jersey metropolitan area. Our drivers, with courage and pride, are now delivering food to many of the hospitals in NYC that are overworked and overwhelmed in tending to the many who have contracted the coronavirus.

I’m sure many people didn’t even know that people like myself are here every day as an essential worker to protect their food supply. But I am not alone. We have inbound drivers who bring the product from our suppliers, receivers who monitor the temperatures and quality of EVERY SINGLE PALLET that comes through our doors. Put away associates who get it from the trucks to the dock to the proper temperature holding zones. Selectors pick each order with care and get it onto the trucks to get out to those hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers and many more.

In these trying times, we are donating as much food as we can to those in need and assuring it’s safe for consumption.

We are just another part of the essential workforce that is here for the American public.

When you win the election, you will be confronted with a task as large as the one that faced Churchill. You will meet this challenge head on, on day one and the American People will be comforted by the fact that you will take your knowledge and direction from the most knowledgeable team you can assemble. Experts in the medical field, scientists and many more.

You got this Joe! My Lawn sign has been up as soon as you had them for sale and it will stay up until victory for the American people in November has been assured when you are elected President!

Sincerely,

Susan Sahai

Ridgewood, N.J.

 

[conservative98]

Dear Susan,

I received your message and appreciate you sharing your story during this anxious time in our history. Courageous, hardworking Americans motivate me every day to work to ensure that families and workers are protected as we see our way through the worst public health crisis our country has faced in generations. And I’m confident we will because of our workers on the frontlines.

I’ve said from day one of this campaign and throughout my career, American workers are the heart and soul of this nation and too often, we take them and the work they do for granted. They are doctors and nurses, maintenance crews and delivery drivers, grocery store and restaurant workers, and so much more. Like your team of food safety workers and all those in the food distribution industry, millions of Americans are stepping up and performing essential services at great personal risk. I’m hopeful that through this crisis, the public begins to recognize the millions of unsung heroes, like food safety program managers who defend our food system and the health and safety of the American people.

We have to not only acknowledge and thank you for your sacrifice, but also fight for your safety and economic security.

Without delay, it is critical that we provide all essential workers with personal protective equipment and testing so that you can do your job safely, establish and enforce health and safety standards for workplaces, provide paid sick leave to all workers so they don’t have to choose between a paycheck and their job, and enact premium pay for workers like you who are putting themselves at risk. Additionally, it should not take a public health crisis to give our essential workers the long-term support they deserve. We need to raise wages, guarantee quality, affordable health care, provide free tuition for public higher education, and encourage unionization and collective bargaining.

Families all across America are rightly concerned about what life looks like after a crippling public health crisis. As we prepare for the aftermath and plan for recovery, we can’t just build back to the way it was before. We have to transform our economy to be more inclusive and more just. You and your colleagues who get up every day and do extraordinary work on the frontlines deserve support that is as bold and courageous as the work you’re doing. Your resilience gives me hope that if we stand united in our support for frontline workers, we will overcome this and build a strong, more inclusive middle class.

These are the moments when Americans show up. We show up for our families, our loved ones, and our neighbors. We show up with courage and kindness and empathy. That’s the soul of America we’re fighting for and I am humbled to have your support.

Thanks again for writing, Susan. Your story is important and your work to keep Americans safe is invaluable.

Sincerely,

Joseph R. Biden, Jr.

Sincerely, Joe

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[conservative98]

Each week, I get hundreds of letters from people across the country. Folks share their hopes, ideas, struggles, and concerns — and I try to respond to as many as I can. We're going to share a few of them with you in our new series: Sincerely, Joe. https://t.co/HOHwdCcY1h— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) May 5, 2020

[ConservativeInPA]

Dear Joe,
Please hook me up with some China cash. A couple hundred million should do it. I don't need as much as your son, Hunter.

Sincerely,
ConservativeInPA

P.S. My vote is for sale.

[fwdude]

Please tell me that website is parody.

[mowowie]

This guy is the ULTIMATE clown.
Look up “clown” in the dictionary and you will see this guys face.
I would not hire this guy to be my next door neighbor let alone POTUS....jeeez.
People are out of their frigging mind giving this person even a second thought..

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

I’m sure many people didn’t even know that people like myself are here every day as an essential worker to protect their food supply.

Attention-starved as a child, no doubt, and she carries the scars of that into her so-called adulthood.

[conservative98]

As long as she's going to put herself out there...

Susan Sahai, 63 - Ridgewood, NJ

Political News Channels...
PLEASE can't you report on the democratic campaigns. Enough of Covid 19! We all know already. I listen to MSNBC for my political information. Let's get back to Biden and Sanders PLEASE— Susan Sahai (@SahaiSusan) March 19, 2020

[Erik Latranyi]

Dear Susan:

I received your message and appreciate your support. I am encouraged by many like you who would allow me to sniff your hair, touch your breasts and put a finger inside your vagina during these difficult times.

Workers, like you, keep men like me motivated to go forward and accumulate power, enrich our families and friends because nobody else would let us finger them and still keep quiet.

But I know you would....and you would still vote for me.

Thank you for being a total tool,

Joseph R. Biden, Jr

[conservative98]

I have found that things said and done in the past do not always reflect who we are in the present. The past can be 30 years ago or 2 hours ago. Conversations and events can change our thinking. Give Joe Biden a break!— Susan Sahai (@SahaiSusan) June 24, 2019

[conservative98]

The two African American women who are regular guests comentators on MSNBC need to stop attacking Joe Bidden., (Not Minish sp?) Grow up! get rid of the chip on your shoulders and WORK TOGETHER to get rid of Donald Trump. Joe has History. don't we all???— Susan Sahai (@SahaiSusan) June 20, 2019

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[MagUSNRET]

If I wanted a POTUS like Joe, Id go recruit a candidate from the locked dementia unit of my local nursing home!

[elcid1970]

Those nursing home residents never used their power to paw or harass anyone. They’re just dementia victims.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

In addition to having no sense, she lacks patience. What was it, like 2 days into lockdown and she’s whining.

When I was 9 years old and JFK had just been killed, I complained to my dad about the non-stop coverage on all 3 - no, 4 - TV channels (we could pick up CKLW out of Windsor, Ontario). His response stuck to me to this day. He simply said, “Would you rather they were playing cartoons?”

Even at the age of 9, I was properly chastened by his words and learned that day that not everything was about me.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

The past can be 30 years ago or 2 hours ago.

Reminds me of the guy who would tell those around him not to worry about the past because there wasn't anything anyone could do about it. When he complained about one of his friends having just hauled off and slugged him in the nose, his words came back to haunt him. He was asked why he was worrying about something that had happened in the past; there wasn't anything he could do about it.