A LETTER TO AMERICA

HOW DO WE MAKE THIS MAKE SENSE?

Why do we keep choosing leaders who live in a financial universe we will never touch?

In this powerful and thought-provoking letter, a U.S. Navy Veteran asks one of the most important questions facing America today:

How can someone represent you when they have absolutely nothing in common with your life?

If a billionaire has never shared your struggles
never feared a medical bill,
never lived paycheck to paycheck,
never sacrificed necessities to survive —
then how can they honestly claim they understand you?

This short, gripping, and unapologetically honest letter forces readers to rethink political loyalty, representation, and the illusion of shared identity between wealthy elites and everyday Americans.

Inside, the author explores:

• The widening financial gap between leaders and voters

• Why empathy and lived experience matter in political decision-making

• How economic inequality distorts representation

• Why many Americans vote for people who cannot relate to them at all

• A simple question: Does this make sense anymore?

Written with clarity, logic, and emotional weight, this book is a call for Americans to wake up, rethink the stories we are told, and examine who truly acts in our best interest.

Whether you agree or disagree, this letter will challenge your perspective and spark conversations America desperately needs.

A must-read for anyone who cares about fairness, representation, justice, or the future of our democracy.