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Written by Chris Rossini
Sunday March 16, 2014
John McCain has sworn to uphold the U.S. Constitution. The results are in, and evidence shows that his swearing into office was nothing but his first "official" lie.
No matter how long you stare at the words of the U.S. Constitution, you will never find a single justification for the following statement from McCain:
I will never stop fighting for a free and independent #Ukraine, which includes #Crimea
Those words sound like something a candidate for the Ukrainian Parliament would say. And yet, they’re from a Senator from Arizona, located on the other side of the Earth.
Let’s recognize McCain’s passion here. He will “never stop fighting” for Ukraine!
Does that mean that after his U.S. Senate term is complete, McCain will be moving to Ukraine to continue his fight?
No American should ever wish such a fate on the Ukrainian people.
http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archive...ain-running-for-the-ukrainian-parliament.aspx
That may be a good place for him. I particularly like the last sentence.
Sunday March 16, 2014
John McCain has sworn to uphold the U.S. Constitution. The results are in, and evidence shows that his swearing into office was nothing but his first "official" lie.
No matter how long you stare at the words of the U.S. Constitution, you will never find a single justification for the following statement from McCain:
I will never stop fighting for a free and independent #Ukraine, which includes #Crimea
Those words sound like something a candidate for the Ukrainian Parliament would say. And yet, they’re from a Senator from Arizona, located on the other side of the Earth.
Let’s recognize McCain’s passion here. He will “never stop fighting” for Ukraine!
Does that mean that after his U.S. Senate term is complete, McCain will be moving to Ukraine to continue his fight?
No American should ever wish such a fate on the Ukrainian people.
http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archive...ain-running-for-the-ukrainian-parliament.aspx
That may be a good place for him. I particularly like the last sentence.
