President Biden announced today (2 February 2022) to re-launch the Cancer Moonshot. Find out how it’s different than the last 80 years of our elected officials promising to end cancer.

Each and every day, there are platoons of warriors that spend their entire day fighting a war that continues to kill over 600,000 Americans each and every year. Many of these dedicated warriors have been in this fight for decades offering hope to those 1.8 million people attacked by this vicious enemy!

Since 1937, there has been one government agency tasked with the sole responsibility of putting an end to cancer. 85 years later and cancer is four times worse. Watch how that’s happened.

In 58 years we went from the first flight to initiating landing a man on the moon.

Tonight, over 15 million Americans battling cancer will go to bed wondering when or if cancer will be attacking them again. Finding a cure for cancer has been talked about for decades by many politicians.

Believe it or not, a moonshot cure for cancer has already been promised by then Vice President Biden.

If COVID has taught us anything it’s that we, the people, have the power to end cancer.

Our government spends 0.01% of the entire federal budget for cancer research that affects 1.8 million Americans health and future every year. How the money is spent after that is worth taking a look at. Let's follow the money.