Today as I reflect on my birthday, I look back on the man that I have become. Back in 2007, I was running for congress to replace Charlie Norwood ("From Norwood to Underwood"). At the time, I took the unpopular position that we never should have been in Iraq (2003). It was not a popular view in my district. Now in large, Republicans and Democrats agree that we should not have invaded Iraq. I can only imagine what Liz Cheyney and Adam Kinzinger are going through in their hour of strength. History always sorts itself out. The man that I become is still unwavering and steadfastly holding onto the future at every turn. I have been challenged, but I keep getting back up to defeat whatever obstacles that stand in my way. Now, I am a successful media tech CEO. I feel as many accomplishments our country has advanced towards, it also feels like we are going backward on so many fronts. If the old guard would just stand out of the way of the new blood that wants in, we would be in a better place. These restraints happen on both sides of the aisle. I will return at a time, hour, day, month, or year of my choosing. I will return. Until then, I will celebrate my accomplishments and my birthday. For a gentleman who came out of three housing projects with no father in sight, I'm doing great! I especially thank God for his grace and mercy, for tomorrow is not promised to no one.- Erik #underwood https://www.instagram.com/p/CfcFCIVOOxz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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