[TheRealThing]

I agree with both of you.

I posted about Senator McCain out of the deepest respect I have for his military service and his life's dedication to our country.

I do; however, must wonder how much the gliablastoma effected his cognitive functions in recent years.

I am grateful for his service.

lol,The only reason why these leftist weirdos are even posting anything positive about McCain is because he was a die hard left winger himself, and out of Trump jealousy he was a vocal critic.

Only 2.5 million voters turned out in the Arizona Presidential election of 2016. Trump won Arizona by 3.5 percentage points, or less than 100 thousand votes. In looking at those numbers one can understand how McCain was able to get by with voting with Dems on issues of importance. None however, was more important than the day when going against his own conference in what history will surely record as his most significant Senatorial action, he singlehandedly killed the ObamaCare Repeal Bill. He waited until his was the last vote to be tallied, walked up to the Clerk of the Senate and gave a thumbs down. Audible gasps were heard round the room. That as I understand it, was John McCain's last official action as the Senator from Arizona.

But Mr McCain was a very vocal and very early critic of the President, staying on his case as he campaigned for the nomination and ongoing to a point even after his death.

CNN HEADLINE
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"In Washington, even death is political -- a fact McCain well understood as a sought-after eulogizer himself, and by planning his funeral rites to exclude the President, he will be making an unmistakable posthumous statement directed at the White House."



John McCain was also a strong supporter and advocate for the confirmation of John Brennan if you will recall.

Heroism and service are no small thing, still, it takes two to tango.