Choose your hard

<p>Everything in life can be hard.  It's how we choose to interpret and address the circumstances before us that dictate our outcome.  If you choose to ignore January 6th, you will remain ignorant.  If you fail at separating your view of government and politics, you will lose your understanding of how and if we can make progress.  If you can't bring yourself  to see Trump as antagonistic and the lack there of in Biden, you are succumbing to partisanship.  And if you aren't able to do your best, you will never be at your best.  These are the concepts that Chris weaves through to evaluate what we face both individually and collectively. </p><p><strong>Also on the Table: </strong>Biden has shifted to pitching his American Families Plan.  What it includes is surely needed by both red and blue states.  The question is what will it take to get it to them?</p><p><strong>Cuom'ote of the Day: </strong> "Whatever you're doing should be enough, and if it's not, you should be doing something about it."</p>