September 30th 2008 12:34 PM

Little Guy is Inspiration for Big Coleman Accomplishment

Highlighting yet another important Norm Coleman accomplishment, the Coleman campaign today unveiled its newest television ad.  This spot features 6-year-old Wyatt Rech, a survivor of Wilm’s tumor, a rare childhood cancer.  When Senator Coleman met Wyatt and his parents he went to work authoring and ultimately helping pass the Conquer Childhood Cancer Act. The legislation, which will authorize $30 million a year in federal funding for childhood cancer research, was signed into law by the President in July.

 
For Senator Coleman this legislation is personal, as Wyatt has become a friend and someone the Senator loves to fish with whenever he gets the chance.  But it’s also about improving the lives and the outcomes for children and families who receive the devastating diagnosis of childhood cancer and, for Norm, that’s what being a Senator is all about.
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Since 90 +% of Coleman's ads are anti-Franken and say nothing about what might be positive about Coleman, I've been convinced to NOT vote for Coleman. My husband and some of my friends feel the same way.

By: LJGarb