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Old 07-31-2017, 01:59 AM
 
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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The Arizona residents who voted for McCain solely on the stance he took re Obamacare during the election season leading up to his re-election have a right to blame him...because he lied to them. Given that, it wasn't surprising that someone audibly called him a liar on the senate floor right after he cast that vote.
I know that I didn't vote for that senile old fool. I'm looking into what laws are in place to get that jackass removed from office for senelity
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Old 07-31-2017, 02:08 AM
 
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An assurance from a politician means nothing because they all lie. So Ryan's word meant nothing. McCain did the right thing. Graham would have voted no and there were 10 more republican senators on the fence. This would not have passed anyway, so it's not really McCain's fault. McCain told them to vote yes and his vote would be the deciding factor. The more people who are in the insurance pool lowers the cost for all of us.
It amazes me that you have the nerve to type the bolded slice of cynical moral relativism, yet are comfortable accusing others of not having a conscience because they want to repeal the ACA.

Hypocrisy at its finest.
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Old 07-31-2017, 02:13 AM
 
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I doubt if in McCains position with brain cancer, he is the least bit worried about what Trump thinks of him. Trump can't be too concerned with who likes him either.
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Old 07-31-2017, 02:15 AM
 
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Arizona took the Medicaid expansion.
Not because of McCain. That wasn't up to one of two Senators.

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Voting for the bills that kill the Medicaid expansion hurts his constituents.
If being sensitive to that was important to McCain, then he shouldn't have run campaign ads in his last campaign that had the slant re Obamacare that they did.

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Old 07-31-2017, 02:23 AM
 
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Yes, Trump was way out of bounds in his comments on McCain. On McCain's part, only a very small man would punish 320M Americans to get back at someone that was mean to them.
Re the bolded....yes, Trump was way out of bounds re his comments about McCain (I'm assuming you mean the not a war hero/I like ones who weren't captured comment).
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Old 07-31-2017, 05:28 AM
 
Location: OH->FL->NJ
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Trump is used to insulting people who have no power. Was McCain was just bidding his time to get even? I doubt McCain's no vote was retaliation but Trump's insult didn't buy him any favors with McCain either. He knows he's dying soon and did the right thing for the country. I hope the senate will consider the speech McCain made a few days ago and gets back to doing things the way our Founding Fathers envisioned our leaders working together.
Wont happen. Both parties are run by their crazies.
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Old 07-31-2017, 09:21 AM
 
Location: LEAVING CD
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An assurance from a politician means nothing because they all lie. So Ryan's word meant nothing. McCain did the right thing. Graham would have voted no and there were 10 more republican senators on the fence. This would not have passed anyway, so it's not really McCain's fault. McCain told them to vote yes and his vote would be the deciding factor. The more people who are in the insurance pool lowers the cost for all of us.
How do you know,were you in the room when it was all said and done or are you just depending on what some talking head said? The only proven evidence (video/audio) was he tried to hide behind Ducey's pants leg by blaming the vote on him and Ducey backing away from that quickly...
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Old 07-31-2017, 09:51 AM
 
Location: LEAVING CD
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Re the bolded....yes, Trump was way out of bounds re his comments about McCain (I'm assuming you mean the not a war hero/I like ones who weren't captured comment).
Yep, he's a "hero" alright....

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McCain graduated almost bottom of his class. He was 790th out of 795. McCain lost many aircraft over the course of his military career – five in total. He admitted himself that he had a "reputation for mayhem". One of these incidents, on board the USS Forrestal, involved the death of 144 sailors and was the most serious "accident" the navy had experienced since the Second World War. It appears that McCain's incompetence played a significant part in increasing the severity of the incident when, in a frightened scramble to get out of the aircraft, he pressed the bomb release button by mistake, dropping a bomb from his aircraft onto the burning fire. It detonated one minute later, killing many people. After escaping from the aircraft, McCain shamefully left the deck and hid below, then, within hours, flew to Saigon for some "R n' R" while funeral services were still being arranged for his shipmates. Most pilots who lost aircraft in the way and at the rate McCain did would have been kicked out of the service. But McCain had protection from up on high. His father was an admiral. He was an untouchable. So McCain blundered his way through his military career until he was finally shot down.
McCain's Military Record Shows He Is Unfit To Be President - For & Against
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Old 07-31-2017, 10:02 AM
 
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If that happens to be the case then McCain is an 80+ year old baby and he needs to be tossed.
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Old 07-31-2017, 10:11 AM
 
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Trump doesn't like heros that were captured, McCain doesn't like presidents that are turds. It balanced out.
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