Joseph Haynes Davis said "the lives of Brent Wilson of Nash County and many others just like him were forever changed by exposure to toxins at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Brent grew up on the base as the son of a career marine. At 39, he was diagnosed with advanced kidney cancer. He fought through surgery, radiation, and cutting-edge treatments that extended his life but left him with permanent brain damage. Even with programs in place, families like Brent's are still forced to navigate a system that too often works against them. Under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act, many are running out of time, confined to a narrow, 2-year filing window, even as the science makes clear these illnesses can take decades to surface. As many families have served our great country, Congress must now deliver for them." @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordApril 29, 2026

the lives of Brent Wilson of Nash County and many others just like him were forever changed by exposure to toxins at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Brent grew up on the base as the son of a career marine. At 39, he was diagnosed with advanced kidney cancer. He fought through surgery, radiation, and cutting-edge treatments that extended his life but left him with permanent brain damage. Even with programs in place, families like Brent's are still forced to navigate a system that too often works against them. Under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act, many are running out of time, confined to a narrow, 2-year filing window, even as the science makes clear these illnesses can take decades to surface. As many families have served our great country, Congress must now deliver for them.

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Joseph Haynes Davis

North Carolina

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Editor's note · Context

Addressing the impact of toxic exposure at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune on veterans and their families.

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