Comedian Seth Rogen, who started the fund Hilarity for Charity after his mother-in-law was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s at age 55, testified on Capitol Hill Wednesday alongside former U.S. Rep. Dennis Moore. Four years ago, Dennis Moore retired from the House of Representatives, discouraged by relentless partisan bickering. The former Kansas congressman returned to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to urge his old colleagues on both sides of the aisle to invest in finding a cure for Alzheimer’s, a degenerative brain disease from which he suffers Moore, 68, told a Senate health appropriations subcommittee about the loss of his father to Alzheimer’s, and his own diagnosis in 2011, The Kansas City Star reported

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