Danda Elder Law, PC

03/07/2024

US household wealth soars to record on booming stocks
Reuters
March 7, 20242:45 PM ESTUpdated 3 hours ago

Yet, without a factual basis, Trump’s core voters say the feel better with Trump even though the math tells a different story.

Make voting decisions on facts and not feelings.

02/03/2024

Unemployment is 3.7% for the last two years in a row which is the longest time since the 1960s that unemployment has been below 4%.

Inflation is down.

Do we thank Donald Trump for the jobs and inflation going down.

Great news, wages are out pacing inflation.

01/17/2024

Make everyone's vote count.
If you are a Blue voter in a Red state, your vote does not count.
If you are a Red voter in a Blue state your vote does not count.
Why? The Electoral College.
We need a Constitutional Amendment permitting the Direct Election of the President. The Electoral College makes it possible to disenfranchise Washington's, Oregon's, Alaska's, and Hawai'i's voters.
Due to voting East of the West Coast, a candidate may have won enough state electors to create a majority in the Electoral College before they vote in the West.
Could getting an additional 2% of Red voters in a Blue Midwest state like Illinois to vote Red be enough for the candidate to lose the state but be enough for the candidate to win the Direct Election?
Direct Election also allows the Western states to have a significant impact on the election.

Pass this Post on.

If you agree, please share the idea of letting the voters choose their President.
Send it to Family, Friends, Co-workers, Neighbors. Help start a movement. Be a part of protecting and improving your government. You are paying for your government.

David Danda

01/14/2024

Make everyone's vote count. If you are a Blue voter in a Red state, your vote does not count. If you are a Red voter in a Blue state your vote does not count. We need a Constitutional Amendment to Direct elect the President. The Electoral College makes it possible to disenfranchise Washington's, Oregon's, Alaska's, and Hawai'i's voters because a sufficient number of earlier voting state electors have created a majority in the Electoral College.

02/15/2021

https://www.dropbox.com/s/g4kuwt95y88369x/Duress%20~%20Under%20the%20Influence%20%28DUI%29_1.png?dl=0

Shared with Dropbox

02/12/2021

08/19/2020

DANDA LAW FIRM, PC

3631 Chamblee Tucker Road
Suite C ~ No: 941334
Atlanta GA 31141
770.938.0977
[email protected]

Parents refrain as local K through 12 prepare for the new school year.

It don't come easy
You know it don't come easy
don't ask for much, I only want your trust
And you know it don't come easy

Some schools may open-up completely with in-person classes. Other schools may divide the student population in half. 50% of the students will be on campus Monday and Wednesday and the 50% on campus Tuesday and Thursday. Everyone will be a virtual student when they are not on campus. Select schools may initially open 100% virtual with the expectation of switching to on campus learning later in the year. “I only want your trust”.

Covid-19 ~ Schools, Educators, Students, Working Parents, Worried Parents, Teachers, School Support Staff, are all struggling to cope safely with the pandemic. SAFE is the keyword. Students need socialization. Parents need an opportunity to earn money at work. No one wants students to catch Covid-19, bring it home, and spread it to family members. Teachers and school staff do not want to catch Covid-19. Yet, Teaching and Learning are so essential.

Who do you trust? Because, you know it don’t come easy. Emphasize to your child the importance of following the CDC guidelines. Wash your hands frequently, coughing your elbow, wear your mask, social distance, and don’t lick doorknobs. LOL

IN-PERSON CLASSES

• Take your child’s temperature every morning. If your child’s temperature is 100.4⁰ greater do not send your child to school. Generally, check your child for any signs of illness.
• Demonstrate and practice Covid-19 hand washing techniques. Emphasize handwashing before eating, after eating, sneezing, coughing, and adjusting a mask or other cloth face covering.
• Water fountains are off-limits. If the school does not provide bottled water, send your child to school with bottled water.
• Emphasize the Important Precautions and the Basic Precautions:
o Wash and sanitize your hands FREQUENTLY.
o Keep a safe 6-foot physical distance from other students, teachers, and school staff. Reinforce the concept of social distancing with your child.
o WEAR YOUR MASK.
o NO SHARING: Water Bottles, Devices, Pencils, Pens, or Books.
o Use hand sanitizer (with a minimum of 60% alcohol.) Ask the school to confirm that the school sanitizer is an FDA approved product.

Hope, pray, you’ve done your best. Any time anything appears abnormal, keep your child home.

Information contained in this article is general in nature and not intended as legal advice.
Legal advice should be obtained before action is taken based upon the information in this article.
Receiving this article does not create an attorney-client relationship
Copyright 2020 by David Danda at Law. All rights reserved.