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Inauguration day was an unprecedented milestone for the Democratic underdog's remarkable journey. It opened a window to reveal the indelible marks that Chuck Fox left for us to see. It would become an unprecedented 4-year term, healing a beleaguered State and its jaded constituents. Fox's level of spirit, commitment, and unbridled temerity were what one could only hope to attain in a lifetime. Politicians come and go. They always promise the world. Not Chuck. He walked with distinction and steadfast resolve - he made a difference. On his quest in life, he touched many and was true to his word....
Inauguration day was an unprecedented milestone for the Democratic underdog's remarkable journey. It opened a window to reveal the indelible marks that Chuck Fox left for us to see. It would become an unprecedented 4-year term, healing a beleaguered State and its jaded constituents. Fox's level of spirit, commitment, and unbridled temerity were what one could only hope to attain in a lifetime. Politicians come and go. They always promise the world. Not Chuck. He walked with distinction and steadfast resolve - he made a difference. On his quest in life, he touched many and was true to his word. I know that he touched me. Fox's master craft was team building. And he assembled an unprecedented and formidable posse, tumbling a detestable despot in Harrisburg. True to his word, Fox ensured that the despot was held to account for his deceitful treachery and that a nefarious New Jersey crime family crumbled. Fox's gubernatorial bid in a corrupted Commonwealth gave rise to consequences that none of us could have ever foreseen. This is his remarkable story. Liam J. Finn County Cork, Eire My Old Sod Robert Frost said: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. "The men who create power make an indispensable contribution to the Nation's greatness, but the men who question power make a contribution just as indispensable, especially when that questioning is disinterested, for they determine whether we use power or power uses us." - John F. Kennedy, Remarks at Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts, October 26, 1963
