Original sentence: "  Reacting to the misquote, conservative Washington Post columnist and Fox News Channel contributor Charles Krauthammer stated, "For Edwards to make the claims he did is the worst demagoguery I've heard in Washington in a quarter-century." In addition, the quote implied that Bush does not support any stem cell research but Bush does support adult stem cell research." The following day, he announced that his wife Elizabeth had been diagnosed with breast cancer.Coincidentally, a few months earlier, in February 2004, doctors suggested that the distinctive mole on Edwards' upper lip might be developing cancerous properties; he had it removed, although it turned out to be benign.Edwards also generally supported expanded immigration to the United States.Edwards supported the expansion of the H-1B visa program to increase immigration into the United States.He also advocated rolling back the Bush administration's tax cuts and ending mandatory minimum sentencing for non-violent offenders.Progressive research and information center Media Matters have argued that when the entire quote is used "Edwards was premising 'people like Christopher Reeve' 'walk[ing] again' on the outcome of research that a Kerry administration would support.To imply that Christopher Reeve was kept in the wheelchair because of the policies of the Bush administration on stem cells is ridiculous and insulting.While promoting her book two years later, Mary Cheney, who had been out of the closet for a decade and had been the lesbian/gay corporate relations manager for the Coors Brewing Company, objected stating she thought it was a "cheap and blatant political ploy on behalf of Senator Edwards
Edited sentence: Edwards also generally supported controlled immigration to the United States.Edwards supported the expansion of the H-1B visa program to allow controlled temporary immigration of certain categories of high-level people into the United States.He also advocated a more equitable distribution of the Bush administration's tax cuts and ending mandatory minimum sentencing for non-violent offenders.While promoting her book two years later, Mary Cheney, who had been out of the closet for a decade and had been the lesbian/gay corporate relations manager for the Coors Brewing Company, twisted the kind remarks politically herself by stating she thought it was a "cheap and blatant political ploy on behalf of Senator Edwards