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Reaction To Nebraska's Ben Sasse Cancer Diagnosis

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Former Nebraska U.S. Senator Ben Sasse says he's been diagnosed with stage-four pancreatic cancer.

Sasse, also a former President of the University of Florida, made the announcement Tuesday on 'X."

While admitting that it was "a tough note to write," Ben Sasse shared he will have more to say, and he's "not going down without a fight."

Reactions have come in:

Nebraska Second District Representative Don Bacon:

“Angie and I are heartbroken by the news shared by our friend Ben Sasse. He is a strong friend who I love to hear from. We are keeping Ben and his family in our prayers and are grateful for his willingness to share his faith and trust in the Almighty during such a difficult moment, reminding us of the eternal promise God has given all of us when we put our faith in Him.”

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen:

“We know Ben will give his fight against cancer all he’s got. A relentless advocate for Nebraska values — especially the pro-life movement, agriculture, and common sense — Ben’s love of service and the people of our state is unmistakable. The First Lady and I lift Ben, Melissa, and the Sasse kids up in our prayers.”

(Picture from Getty Images)


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