Yes, one Year COVID-19 usa!

Covid 19 Just think all you can do in three hundred and sixty-five days. Think of the projects or the progress project you have been managing. Think of your business, small, medium, or large; think how much you could have realized in that year. Yes, we can do, we can do a lot in that time but only if we live in a normal time, healthy, willing, and able to produce, work; to advance our social conditions.

It would be great!

Everything would be normal. Us going to work on a normal day, with a normal routine; our children to school, daily, having a normal day, study, play, and rest; and we helping them to learn, helping them to grow in adolescence, or into adulthood.

Oh, no. It did not happen that way. The year 2020, was chaotic; we saw how the negligence of our central government, set the stage for family suffering and pain, social separation, economic collapse, a political disaster. No, it was not good.

Trump’s government failed

The government failed to act in time, in fact, he did not act at all. The government behaved within a delusion; the president believed that the COVID-19 was a fake reality, a fairy tale or hoax, part of a conspiracy of the president enemies. Every new year, just after the New Year celebration, we will remember that we lost one year.

The year 2020

The year 2020 was the time when the United States, in fact, the whole world enter a pandemic. Nobody knew, for sure, what people should expect in March. Truly, COVID-19 was in America in February. Nobody knew or expected, to lose 527,776 total deaths out of 29,052,862 cases. These are part of the horrific chaos this country sank in one year.

New Government

The new government, a government that is working for the general welfare and tranquility of the people, announced today America has administered 98,203,893 vaccines. President Biden suggests (or that we will have a COVID-19 free Summer.  Yes, after one year, we see light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. We all may say, we did it together; and we must thank those nurses and doctors who fought at the front line to keep us healthy