I've been reflecting on this difficult year, Friend, and I have no doubt that brighter days are ahead.
Soon the nation will be free of the administration that trashed the rule of law, caused untold suffering for the American people, and enabled a morally depraved president. With President-elect Biden's victory, democracy has prevailed, and his inauguration on Jan. 20 can't come soon enough.
But at this crossroads moment for our country, there is no shortage of work to do to make brighter days a reality. Before we officially enter the first days of a new administration and a new Congress, I need to hear what issues are weighing heaviest on your minds and those of your loved ones.
That's why I hope you'll take just a moment to share your thoughts in my final priorities survey of 2020: Please, will you let me know what issues are most important to you in the coming year? It will only take a few minutes, and your feedback couldn't be more important to me.
After another year filled with uncertainty and chaos caused by Donald Trump, people's lives and livelihoods are depending on members of Congress rolling up their sleeves and getting to work on the urgent issues facing our country.
While many things in Washington are going to change in the coming year, I want to assure you of one thing that will always remain the same: my commitment to fighting for and making progress on what matters most to you and your family.
I will continue fighting for accountability, justice, and government transparency – for access to health care, reproductive freedom, and lifesaving gun reform. I have never let up in these fights, and I never will.
So with the new year around the corner and the Senate seat I’m honored to hold coming up for re-election this next cycle, it is most important to me that I hear from you directly about your priorities and concerns. Will you fill out a quick survey before midnight to share your thoughts with me?
All of my warmest wishes of safety and health to you and your loved ones this holiday season and in the new year.
Thank you so much,
Dick
