Perhaps the most revealing moment in the week-long media extravaganza over John McCain’s death came on September 1, when Meghan McCain, daughter of the late senator, chose to use her “eulogy” to rip into Donald Trump.
Here’s how The Washington Post set the scene:
Trump was absent and his name never invoked, but the entire service was animated by a sustained rebellion against the president’s worldview and his singular brand of politics.
“We gather here to mourn the passing of American greatness,” she said, gritting her teeth through the tears. “The real thing, not cheap rhetoric from men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly, nor the opportunistic appropriation of those who lived lives of comfort and privilege while he suffered and served.”
Okay, we get it: Ms. McCain hates Trump so much that she has to grit her teethwhen she talks about him. Trump and his supporters already knew that, of course. And as an aside, we might note that the good news is that in making her hatred so evident, Ms. McCain surely kiboshed any chance that Arizona Governor Doug Ducey would appoint her to fill her father’s senate seat, as some—even some who bill themselves as conservative—have suggested.
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He was a nothing,because every time he got mad he could not think clearly.He made poor decisions based on his anger.Remember that.Don't base your decisions or actions based on anger.
ReplyDeleteNewer met a war he didn’t like. Wanted to arm anyone anywhere. In the pocket of the military industrial complex.
ReplyDeleteWhy in the hell do people get the government positions passed to them. Does the government have a "Will" drawn up?
ReplyDeleteHer father was a bad government employee, so how could she be a good choice?
He was a Treasonous POS.
ReplyDeleteHe did exactly what his bosses told him to do.
ReplyDeleteDitto for his father who worked for the same bosses.
Traitor til the end.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad he in the dirt. Now we can move on. He got far more than he deserved.
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