TOMORROW
By
Eric Glazer, Esq.
Published November 2, 2020
So, tomorrow is a pretty big day in this country. It’s Trump v.
Biden. The control of The Senate and The House of
Representatives is at stake as well. The direction of the
country may dramatically change. Or, it may stay the course.
Some will be happy about the outcome and the other half won’t.
Thank g-d however that the non-stop commercials from the
candidates will finally come to an end.
Whoever wins tomorrow, I hope that it is with finality and court
battles don’t ensue like in 2000. It will only continue to
divide us and drag the process on.
Regardless of tomorrow’s outcome, at the end of the day, you are
still neighbors. As we all know, life is more enjoyable if you
get along with your neighbors, regardless of their political
affiliations or whether they are conservative or liberal. I
cannot believe how many people I know that no longer speak to
each other because they support one candidate or another. I’ve
seen it in my family. I’ve seen it with friends and fellow
attorneys. I’ve certainly seen it on Facebook.
Is this really what we have become? If we have different
political ideas, we can’t be friends? We can’t be family? We
can’t be neighbors?
Let’s not fall into that trap. Let’s have respect for each
other’s position. Let’s talk about politics calmly, rationally,
and agree to disagree. Maybe it’s even better not to talk
politics at all. But no matter what happens tomorrow, life goes
on. We will still have work and bills to pay on Wednesday. We
will still have the same responsibilities. And no matter what,
let’s make sure that we still remain family, friends and
neighbors. Let’s show our children and grand-children that
while we may have differences we MUST learn to live with each
other and treat each other with dignity and respect. It is a
responsibility of all of us and makes all of our communities a
better place to live.
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About
HOA & Condo Blog
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Eric Glazer graduated from
the University of Miami School of Law in 1992 after
receiving a B.A. from NYU. He has practiced community
association law for more than 2
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decades and is the owner of Glazer
and Sachs, P.A. a seven attorney law firm with offices in
Fort Lauderdale and Orlando and satellite offices in Naples,
Fort Myers and Tampa.
Since 2009, Eric has been the host
of Condo Craze and HOAs, a weekly one hour radio show that airs
at noon each Sunday on 850 WFTL.
See:
www.condocrazeandhoas.com.
He is the first attorney in the
State of Florida that designed a course that certifies
condominium residents as eligible to serve on a condominium
Board of Directors and has now certified more than 10,000
Floridians all across the state. He is certified as a Circuit
Court Mediator by The Florida Supreme Court and has mediated
dozens of disputes between associations and unit owners. Eric
also devotes significant time to advancing legislation in the
best interest of Florida community association members.
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