Phil Martin

Stephen Moore’s Post  Stephen Moore 4d Made in America. Banned in America. Let me tell you about a remarkable young woman named Braelyn. She was diagnosed with brain cancer at 16. Today she's 19, and her scans are clear. The treatment that got her there was invented by an American company, with American science and American ingenuity. Here's the outrage: Braelyn can't get it here. She has to travel to the UK for treatment. Think about that. We lead the world in medical innovation, and then we make our own citizens leave the country to benefit from it. The British are getting American breakthroughs that Americans can't. That isn't a free market. That's a regulatory roadblock, and it costs lives. President Trump understood this when he signed Right to Try in 2018. The idea was simple: if you're facing a life-threatening diagnosis, Washington shouldn't stand between you and a treatment that might save you. It was one of the best things he did in his first term. But Braelyn's story tells me the job isn't finished. The promise of Right to Try still isn't reaching the patients who need it most. When the President came to Clemson, South Carolina, for a rally near Braelyn's home, our team made sure she was there. Braelyn got her moment with the President, and he heard her story. Now it's Washington's turn. Make Right to Try work the way it was meant to. Put American cancer vaccine breakthroughs in the NCI Cancer Vaccine Initiative. And stop exporting our breakthroughs while our patients wait. No American should need a passport to get an American treatment. Bring it home. Thank you to Braelyn and her family for their courage in sharing her story. #RightToTry #BringItHome #UnleashProsperity #DCvaxForBraelyn