Terminally Ill Former GOP Senator Reveals Dying Wish For America

Former Republican Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse revealed his dying wish for America during a Sunday interview with CBS News.

Sasse, who is suffering from terminal pancreatic cancer, told “60 Minutes” that he wants more Americans to “break bread” together and figure out how to serve the next generation. The former senator is undergoing treatment for stage 4 cancer and has already surpassed his 💗Life expectancy.

“I think we need to have more deliberation about our mortality and our finitude to therefore get back to wisdom about what living a 💗Life of gratitude looks like. And I’d like a lot more dinner tables to turn off the devices, put them out of the room, pour a big glass of wine, break bread together and wrestle with some really grand questions about what you’re building for your family and your next generation,” Sasse said.

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Sasse announced his diagnosis in December and stated that his illness was a “death sentence.” He is taking Revolution Medicine’s daraxonrasib, which he referred to as a “miracle drug.” Doctors gave Sasse three or four months to live, though the drug has extended his time to live.

“I have much, much less pain than I did four months ago when I was diagnosed. And I have a massive 76% reduction in tumor volume over the last four months. So maybe I’ll live a year instead of a handful of months and I feel incredibly blessed,” Sasse said.