Press Article: Utah Leaders Extend Support to Biden After Cancer Diagnosis
Former President Joe Biden’s announcement of his aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis has garnered widespread support from political leaders across Utah. Biden’s office shared that he was diagnosed with cancer characterized by a high Gleason score and metastasis to the bone, following the discovery of a prostate nodule amid rising urinary symptoms.
Among the first to respond was former Utah Senator Mitt Romney, who expressed his concern and prayers for Biden and his family. "Thinking of President Biden and his family. Ann and I send our prayers for healing," he tweeted.
Utah Governor Spencer Cox also added his voice of support, acknowledging the struggle of battling cancer. He declared, "Cancer sucks. My family and I will be joining Americans everywhere in praying for President Biden’s continued health and recovery," indicating a shared sentiment among many citizens.
Senators from Utah, including Mike Lee and John Curtis, offered their well-wishes. Lee expressed sorrow over the diagnosis, while Curtis emphasized the difficulty of such news for anyone, remarking that he joins many Americans in hoping for Biden’s strength and a full recovery.
Former President Donald Trump released a statement as well, offering his condolences. "Melania and I are saddened to hear about Joe Biden’s recent medical diagnosis. We extend our warmest and best wishes to Jill and the family, and we wish Joe a fast and successful recovery," he wrote.
The collective outreach from Utah’s political leaders illustrates a moment of bipartisan support as the nation rallies behind Biden during this challenging chapter of his health.
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