These attacks have been taking place at least from CPAC (click here). Trump is just a mimic of other people that had the audacity to demean a great man. No one at CPAC that I am aware of has stood up for the Late Senator either.
I don't know where the Republican party and it's party donors have gone, but, there is every indication it is closer to hell today than ever before.
John McCain, War Hero, Senator and Presidential Contender dies at 81 (click here).
Senator McCain should be honored by everyone seeking immigration reform in the USA. The "McCain-Kennedy" bill should be brought out of mothballs, reviewed and resubmitted for a vote.
The United States Senate and Republican Party (click here) lost one of their biggest champions for bipartisan immigration reform and most vocal critics of President Trump’s immigration policies when Senator John S. McCain III (R-AZ) passed away at the age of 81 last week....
...In 2005, McCain—along with former Senator Edward Kennedy (D-MA)—introduced the Secure America and Orderly Immigration Act, commonly referred to as McCain-Kennedy. Although the proposal never received a vote on the Senate floor, it would become the basis for future proposals that included a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, increased border security, and recommendations for addressing the nation’s labor needs.
As Muzaffar Chishti, director of the Migration Policy Institute said, “Whatever else historians will say about comprehensive immigration reform… McCain-Kennedy will remain central. It became the symbol of what a good bipartisan approach to immigration should be."...
The Steele Dossier (click here) will stand on it's own. There are many aspects of the dossier that are true and have been proven to be true. It was authored by a respected member of the intelligence community. The Late Senator McCain simply was respectful of the relationship between the two countries. (click here)
Besides, the dossier, while interesting, won't end the presidency of Trump, the fact Trump committed banking fraud to and with Deutsche Bank will though.
...McCain said. "I could not independently verify any of it, and so I did what any American who cares about our nation's security should have done. I put the dossier in my office safe, called the office of the director of the FBI, Jim Comey, and asked for a meeting."...
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May 12, 2018By Dan Nowicki
In his forthcoming memoir, (click here) U.S. Sen. John McCain makes one more argument for immigration reform while taking swings at border hard-liners such as as President Donald Trump, former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Rep. Steve King of Iowa.
McCain, the 81-year-old Arizona Republican who is fighting a deadly form of brain cancer, restates his case for overhauling the immigration system in "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights and Other Appreciations."
In a chapter titled "Fighting the Good Fight," McCain praises U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., his late colleague and collaborator on comprehensive immigration reform in the mid-2000s. Kennedy died in 2009 of the same kind of brain cancer,...
