Hello Aaron,

>LL>of loved ones.  Finding a cure for cancer should be a concern for all
>LL>of us, regardless of politics.  Access to quality health care is a

>Everyone has lost a loved one to cancer.

Including Joe Biden, who lost his son Beau.

>But Joe Biden will stop that from happening if you vote for him.

"I've worked so hard in my career that I promise you, if I'm
elected president, you're going to see the single most important
thing that changes America: We're going to cure cancer."
~ Joe Biden, 6/11/2019, Ottumowa, Iowa

His administration would place a focus on cancer, unlike any
previous administration in history.  There are many reasons as
to why his statement should be taken seriously, not only due
to his own personal loss.

Joe Biden oversaw the "Cancer Moonshot" during his time as vice
president under the Obama administration.  The intiative's stated
goal: "To make a decade's worth of advances in canceer prevention,
diagnosis, and treatment, in five years."

After leaving office as vice president, Biden moved on and oversaw
the Biden Cancer Inititative to "develop and drive implementation
of solutions to accelerate progress in cancer prevention, detection,
diagnosis, research, and care, and to reduce disparities in cancer
outcomes."

Of course, Biden has stepped down from the organization since
announcing his bid for the White House.

Since Biden's only interest is for people to get well, and live
long lives free of cancer, he suggested the Trump administration
do the same -

"What happened was we did a lot of good work, with your help,
the Moonshot.  And when we left, I went to this administration and
said, `You can do a lot. Move.'  But it wasn't their priority at
the time."

I guess writing love letters to Kim Jong Un was much more
important to the Trumpster than saving lives.

--Lee

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