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John McCain Diagnosed With Brain Cancer
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McCain cucked you bro? I would demand immediate satisfaction, then divorce your waifu.
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I picture Cancer coming in the front door of his middle-class home in surburbia...shaking his head slowly, face forlorn, eyes glistening, cheeks dampened with grief.
His wife, comes around the corner to greet him when she stops cold, and upon seeing his face she knew how the scan went. She knew the prognosis. She knew.
Her loving husband of 39 years was diagnosed with John McCain. And nothing is worse than John McCain.
His wife, comes around the corner to greet him when she stops cold, and upon seeing his face she knew how the scan went. She knew the prognosis. She knew.
Her loving husband of 39 years was diagnosed with John McCain. And nothing is worse than John McCain.
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On Monday, Utah Republican Senator Orrin Hatch revealed that Arizona Republican Senator John McCain is not expected to return to the U.S. Senate.
"That's what I've been told," said the 84-year-old Hatch, who is serving in his final year in the Senate before retiring. "I don't know. I hope he does, I hope he can."
Hatch said that McCain should reconsider inviting Trump to his funeral, saying that McCain making a big spectacle out of making sure that Trump does not come is "ridiculous."
"Well, he's the president of the United States and he's a very good man," Hatch said. "But it's up to [McCain]."
When asked if McCain should change his mind and invite Trump, Hatch replied: "I would."
More at: https://www.dailywire.com/news/3034...gn=dailywire.com&utm_term=68731&utm_content=1
"That's what I've been told," said the 84-year-old Hatch, who is serving in his final year in the Senate before retiring. "I don't know. I hope he does, I hope he can."
Hatch said that McCain should reconsider inviting Trump to his funeral, saying that McCain making a big spectacle out of making sure that Trump does not come is "ridiculous."
"Well, he's the president of the United States and he's a very good man," Hatch said. "But it's up to [McCain]."
When asked if McCain should change his mind and invite Trump, Hatch replied: "I would."
More at: https://www.dailywire.com/news/3034...gn=dailywire.com&utm_term=68731&utm_content=1
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Mark Salter, U.S. Sen. John McCain's former chief of staff and longtime co-author, provided a rare update on the ailing senator's health Sunday.
During an appearance on CBS's "Face the Nation" to promote McCain's recent memoir, Salter said the Arizona Republican was doing physical therapy while battling a deadly brain cancer.
“He’s doing all right. He’s hanging in there, he’s working on physical therapy, trying to get stronger, and staying engaged with his staff. But he's doing — doing well,” Salter said.
He said McCain was staying on top of current events by reading the newspaper and watching the news.
"I suspect he's watching this today, so I am a little nervous," Salter joked.
McCain, 81, has been absent from the Senate since he was diagnosed with glioblastoma last July.
Officials haven't provided a formal update on McCain's health since April, when he underwent surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix to treat an intestinal infection related to diverticulitis.
More at: https://www.azcentral.com/story/new...py-former-staffer-mark-salter-says/749657002/
I question whether he is really still alive.
During an appearance on CBS's "Face the Nation" to promote McCain's recent memoir, Salter said the Arizona Republican was doing physical therapy while battling a deadly brain cancer.
“He’s doing all right. He’s hanging in there, he’s working on physical therapy, trying to get stronger, and staying engaged with his staff. But he's doing — doing well,” Salter said.
He said McCain was staying on top of current events by reading the newspaper and watching the news.
"I suspect he's watching this today, so I am a little nervous," Salter joked.
"He's working on physical therapy, trying to get stronger and staying engaged with his staff. But he's doing -- doing well," longtime @SenJohnMcCain aide @MarkSalter55 tells @margbrennan#FTNhttps://t.co/BLKgVnzJdVpic.twitter.com/g6rBi3G0zT
— Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) July 1, 2018
— Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) July 1, 2018
McCain, 81, has been absent from the Senate since he was diagnosed with glioblastoma last July.
Officials haven't provided a formal update on McCain's health since April, when he underwent surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix to treat an intestinal infection related to diverticulitis.
More at: https://www.azcentral.com/story/new...py-former-staffer-mark-salter-says/749657002/
I question whether he is really still alive.
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