John McCain News
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Washington, D. C. -
Senator John McCain lost to President Barack Obama in 2008, running in the shadow of former President George W. Bush's Iraq War. For the record, McCain wants American people to know if he had defeated Bush in 2000, there would have not been an Iraq War.
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Cairo -
United States Republican Senator John McCain has condemned the Egyptian government's imprisonment of five Al Jazeera journalists. He said that their detention is "a clear violation" of their human rights and of freedom of the press.
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Appearing on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) characterized the rollout of the Obamacare enrollment process as a "fiasco."
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In the fallout from Russian President Vladimir Putin's open letter to Americans and U.S. Senator John McCain's response, I would like to offer an alternative letter to President Putin.
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In an unusually public exchange between senior Russian and American government leaders, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) appeared in Pravda in an open letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Washington -
Some senior members from both parties said that they would support Obama's motion for a strike against Syria for Assad's alleged chemical weapons' attack in the suburbs of Damascus.
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Washington -
Obama has for some time talked as if his strike against Syria would be limited, that it was not intended to produce regime change and would not draw the US further into the civil war.
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Senator John McCain said the United States has “no credibility” in the Middle East thanks to the Obama administration's refusal to cut off U.S. aid to Egypt which the Arizona Republican voted last month to continue to send.
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If the Republicans want to win the White House in 2016, they have to do one thing: quit acting like Democrats. One would think losing in 1992, 2008 and 2012 would teach a lesson. If it has, the party apparently hasn't learned.
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U.S. Republican Senator John McCain has called on the U.S. government to end it's foreign aid supply to Egypt after the militaries removal of President Morsi.
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Washington -
An internal memo circulating in Washington alleges that the Syrian regime has used chemical weapons in its civil war with rebels. An estimated 100 to 150 people have have died from detected chemical weapons attacks in Syria to date.
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Americans responded overwhelmingly to the first major push-back by a US senator against the gradual overturn of the Bill of Rights since 9/11. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) was joined by Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon, in an historic filibuster.
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‘Game Change’ is the behind-the-scenes story of Sarah Palin's campaign for vice-president of the United States – one Conservatives probably would have preferred remained secret.
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After weeks of attacks on U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice as the possible nominee for the next secretary of state, Sen. John McCain admitted Sunday that Rice was "not the problem" in the White House's handling of the Sept. 11 attack in Libya.
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Washington -
Sen. John McCain was incredibly agitated Thursday when a CNN correspondent asked why he missed a classified security briefing on Benghazi.
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Bentonville -
Vietnam veteran Senator John McCain was in Northwest Arkansas to deliver remarks at an event honoring past and present members of the United States military.
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If Mitt Romney's 5-point plan for fixing the current economy crisis looks familiar to you that's because it recycles — nearly word for word — from the same playbook as John McCain in 2008 and George W. Bush in 2004.
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Back in 2008, Gallup polls got wrong the size of a lead John McCain had in the election and now may be doing the same for Mitt Romney in 2012. The polling firm has Romney up by 7, the only polling firm to have him anywhere near such a lead.
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Oxford -
Speaking before an audience of British university students, US Sen. John McCain slammed a Supreme Court decision in which the justices ruled that money is free speech and corporations are people entitled to spend unlimited amounts influencing elections.
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Three prominent U.S. senators have called for the American government to openly provide direct military aid to Syrian rebels fighting to oust the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
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The former U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney, a man still involved in American politics, said on Sunday that John McCain enlisting Sarah Palin as a running mate in 2008 was a "mistake." He said while he knows and likes her, she lacked experience.
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Washington -
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) slammed Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) for "specious and degrading attacks" on Huma Abedin, Hillary Clinton's deputy chief of staff, who Bachmann accused of infiltrating the US government on behalf of radical Islamists.
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Washington -
Along with calls for him to release more tax returns - some from his own party - and the pursuit of his record at his outsourcing company, Bain Capital, Mitt Romney now has a remark of John McCain's to contend with. It involves Sarah Palin.
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As U.S. diplomats call for Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad to step down, rebel forces in Syria with ties to Al Qaeda have stepped up their assault on Assad's regime, according to BBC, The Guardian and other sources.
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Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) poked fun at Obama on Twitter Thursday afternoon. In a reference to the story about Obama eating dog meat as a child in Indonesia, McCain posted a picture of his son's bulldog, saying, "Sorry Mr. President, he's not on the menu!"
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Washington -
Senator John McCain called on Monday for US air strikes on Syria, stating that military assistance to the Free Syrian Army and other resistance groups would be necessary in the long-term.
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As GOP congressional legislators begin to debate President Obama on taxes and the debt ceiling, Senator John McCain positioned the Republican stance as one that reflects the desires of the American people.
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The military junta in Myanmar is hoping to put concerns to rest that the country has a covert nuclear weapons program, saying that the country simply can't afford them. At least this is what officials told visiting US Senator John McCain.
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In an open forum interview with Washington Post Managing Editor Chris Cillizza at a White House Correspondents Dinner breakfast event, Senior Presidential Advisor David Axelrod spoke to the "signals" Hispanic voters have received.
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Phoenix -
Voters in the states of Florida, Alaska, Arizona, Vermont and Oklahoma will be heading to the polls on Tuesday, and for some candidates, the kitchen is getting hot!
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Del Forsloff
Josephine the Plumber is ready to help out in the Louisiana for either Senator David Vitter or Representative Charles Melancon, take your choice.
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Sen. John McCain, Svoboda Party leader Oleh Tyahnybok on right
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Ariz. Senator John McCain.
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Sen. John McCain speaking at the Veterans Day celebration in Bentonville, Ark. Nov. 10, 2012
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A caricature of Susan Rice, Senator John McCain of AZ, and US President Barack Obama.
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Courtesy of Jodi Cole
File photo: Sen. John McCain showing the Veterans Day celebration audience the bracelet that he wears. Bentonville, Ark. Nov. 10, 2012
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