McCain's Brain Tumor

[JustRalph]

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/19/senator-john-mccain-has-a-brain-tumor-his-office-says.html

Might explain a few things

[jocko699]

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/19/senator-john-mccain-has-a-brain-tumor-his-office-says.html

Might explain a few things

Yes it could.

[Greyfox]

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/19/senator-john-mccain-has-a-brain-tumor-his-office-says.html

Might explain a few things

Yes, in the Comey hearing he was not playing with a full deck.

[dkithore]

Looking forward to a Trump supporter replacement.,

[chadk66]

Looking forward to a Trump supporter replacement.,for sure:headbanger:

[fast4522]

Looking forward to a Trump supporter replacement.,

This will happen very fast, John McCain will call the Governor of Arizona and Senate Leader Mitch McConnell.

[barahona44]

Two observations about this thread so far:

1) He's not dead yet.

2) The concern for McCain's condition is pretty underwhelming, actually it's non-exsistent.I suppose someone will come up with excuses for this tone..

Hoping Senator McCain can fight through this.

[whisperlunch]

Story about McCain. I was in Vegas for a Del a Hoya fight years ago. I was playing craps at Mandalay Bay. McCain comes up is right next to me. I make small talk and we play for about 2 hours. I finally say hey my parents are huge fans of yours and they will not believe this story. McCain asks me for my moms number and calls her and explains that he's shooting dice with her son. My mom kept his number and when he ran for prez she tried calling him to offer support hahahahaha. Anyway I hate to hear about his health issue. But he needs to retire and should have retired years ago. Nice guy tho.

[davew]

This will happen very fast, John McCain will call the Governor of Arizona and Senate Leader Mitch McConnell.

I feel he is too stubborn and will hold his seat until he dies.

[fast4522]

I feel he is too stubborn and will hold his seat until he dies.

I think he will want to pass his seat in the United States Senate to the Governor of Arizona to appoint his successor ASAP, his time to hand pick one is over. I also think he ran the last time to safeguard and keep in republican hands. He completed that task.

[fast4522]

Two observations about this thread so far:

1) He's not dead yet.

2) The concern for McCain's condition is pretty underwhelming, actually it's non-exsistent.I suppose someone will come up with excuses for this tone..

Hoping Senator McCain can fight through this.

The country wants to hear from Senator McCain personally, after that we can express thoughts. The Senator as usual will be plain spoken laying out his intentions, everyone here will support him how they can once they hear him.

[Dave Schwartz]

I'm not a McCain fan but he has served and sacrificed for this country for many decades.

I wish him well and hope for the best.

[Nutz and Boltz]

So sorry to disappoint some people, but I just saw an interview with a specialist in NYC who said that it depends on the area where the cancer is, but if there are positive results in tests, Mr. McCain may recover enough to resume his duties in the Senate, maybe in a short period of time.
Surprising , that being the typical age of the people who post here, there haven't been more wishes for his recovery. Hopefully some day you guys don't find yourselves in the same situation. :(

[lamboguy]

i met McCain on a crap table in Nassau 20 years ago. the man loved the action and loves horse racing.

i am sure everyone here is wishing him a speedy recovery and the best for him and his family.

most people here are real good humans in real life and do the right thing all the time.

[Fager Fan]

I'm sure most here wish him well, so the admonishments are a little much. If someone doesn't mean something to someone personally, issuing condolences is nothing more than a polite formality. The assumption should be that we all are decent enough to not wish awful things on someone whether or not we issue the polite formality.

[davew]

I wish him well and wonder why he is at Mayo rather than VA.

[Jess Hawsen Arown]

Two observations about this thread so far:

1) He's not dead yet.

2) The concern for McCain's condition is pretty underwhelming, actually it's non-exsistent.I suppose someone will come up with excuses for this tone..

Hoping Senator McCain can fight through this.

Correct. A brain tumor is not necessarily a death sentence. I've known people who have died quickly, but others who lived many more years.

[boxcar]

Two observations about this thread so far:

1) He's not dead yet.

2) The concern for McCain's condition is pretty underwhelming, actually it's non-exsistent.I suppose someone will come up with excuses for this tone..

Hoping Senator McCain can fight through this.

You mean the way the concern for Steve Scalise by the left was not only underwhelming, but many leftists were actually lamenting the fact that he hadn't died, yet, from his wounds?

[barahona44]

You mean the way the concern for Steve Scalise by the left was not only underwhelming, but many leftists were actually lamenting the fact that he hadn't died, yet, from his wounds?

I didn't say or imply anything that people on this board were glad McCain had a brain tumor. The first several reactions were either about who was going to replace McCain while he was still very much alive or the armchair diagnosis of his recent behavior.If somebody had said "Sucks for him" or wished McCain a speedy recovery, I wouldn't have said a word.

Was there anyone on this board who gloated about Scalise's shooting or wished death on him?If so, I would hope the moderators or other board posters called them out about it.

[Nutz and Boltz]

I didn't say or imply anything that people on this board were glad McCain had a brain tumor. The first several reactions were either about who was going to replace McCain while he was still very much alive or the armchair diagnosis of his recent behavior.If somebody had said "Sucks for him" or wished McCain a speedy recovery, I wouldn't have said a word.

Was there anyone on this board who gloated about Scalise's shooting or wished death on him?If so, I would hope the moderators or other board posters called them out about it.

That's just the way "Deplorable" Boxcar sees things..

[boxcar]

I didn't say or imply anything that people on this board were glad McCain had a brain tumor. The first several reactions were either about who was going to replace McCain while he was still very much alive or the armchair diagnosis of his recent behavior.If somebody had said "Sucks for him" or wished McCain a speedy recovery, I wouldn't have said a word.

Was there anyone on this board who gloated about Scalise's shooting or wished death on him?If so, I would hope the moderators or other board posters called them out about it.

Learn to read! I made two (2) observations about the left's reaction to the Scalise shooting and you focus only on one.

As far as I know, no one on this forum lamented Scalise'd survival.

[barahona44]

Learn to read! I made two (2) observations about the left's reaction to the Scalise shooting and you focus only on one.

As far as I know, no one on this forum lamented Scalise'd survival.

Normally, I don't get into back-and-forths about a topic but I made it clear in the first sentence of my original post that this referred to the people who wrote on this thread that there was no show of concern regarding McCain's tumor. It doesn't mean they wish bad things to happen to him, although I apologize if anyone interpreted it that way. I was just struck that after several posts,unlike Home on the Range, there weren't any encouraging words.

However, I never mentioned or referenced any people outside the PA forum.You're the one who brought up left wingers and Scalise's shooting. I had a very narrow focus, for some reason you developed a bad case of whataboutism (i.e.what about the Clintons, what about Obama, what about CNN,etc), which is absolutely irrelevant to the point I was making.

That's all I'm saying on the subject.So there.

And hoo sez I can'ts reeds and rightz? :D

[Fager Fan]

I wish him well, but I don't like him. I've never liked him, and I also don't like his daughter, so the apple didn't fall far from the tree from the standpoint of not finding either very personable or endearing. But with him, what I dislike most is the way he uses his POW experience to further his career and agenda.

We owe gratitude to all who have served, so I give him that. But being a POW doesn't make me put him on a pedestal above any others who served. It only means he had the misfortune of being caught, and he did what everyone tries to do which is live to be able to tell the tale. It doesn't make him a better soldier, or one we have to admire over others who weren't caught, nor does it make him any kind of expert in interrogation techniques. Finally, I don't think he's been a particularly good or upstanding politician or Republican.

[ReplayRandall]

I wish him well and wonder why he is at Mayo rather than VA.

Is this a joke, Dave? McCain is currently a US Senator, in case you forgot.....The last place they'd send him would be the VA, unless they want him to die while waiting to get treated...:rip:

[Tom]

Should be mandatory that ALL elected officials go to the VA only.
Right up the WH and POTUS's family. What is good enough for our soldiers is good enough for our nausiating leaders and their nausiating families.

I am sorry he is sick, but he needs to get the HELL out of DC and shut up. I'ill pray he beats this and pray harder he does it at home as a private citizen.

[davew]

Should be mandatory that ALL elected officials go to the VA only.
Right up the WH and POTUS's family. What is good enough for our soldiers is good enough for our nausiating leaders and their nausiating families.

I am sorry he is sick, but he needs to get the HELL out of DC and shut up. I'ill pray he beats this and pray harder he does it at home as a private citizen.

same as affordable health care plans for all - no carve outs for 'special groups'

[Tom]

Imagine how things would be if those who make the laws had to live under them.

[Fager Fan]

Should be mandatory that ALL elected officials go to the VA only.
Right up the WH and POTUS's family. What is good enough for our soldiers is good enough for our nausiating leaders and their nausiating families.

I am sorry he is sick, but he needs to get the HELL out of DC and shut up. I'ill pray he beats this and pray harder he does it at home as a private citizen.

The problem with this idea is that anyone - from the POTUS down to the veteran - doesn't HAVE to go to a VA hospital or be locked into whatever "affordable healthcare" options are out there. They can go wherever they choose, and often, having the money to do so helps them do that very thing.

So nothing can or will change about those who can afford better will have better, regardless of whether we're talking homes or cars or healthcare.

[kingfin66]

I don't agree with much of his politics, but this first person account of this time as a POW is worth a read. You hear the word hero, and then there is McCain. The guy was, still is a stud. He takes no shit from anybody, including Vietnamese torturers. He will not go down to brain cancer without a fight.

https://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2008/01/28/john-mccain-prisoner-of-war-a-first-person-account

[tucker6]

The guy was, still is a stud. He takes no shit from anybody, including Vietnamese torturers. He will not go down to brain cancer without a fight.


I know from first hand experience that you can do only what aggressive cancers want you to do and not the other way around. They are extremely tough to beat. I was told by an oncologist that for every cubic centimeter of tumor in your body, you can multiply that by 100M cancer cells and that is how many cancer cells are in tumors. She then added that the same amount as was in tumors was also floating freely in your body ready to take root somewhere else. So McCain may have a few hundred million aggressive-type cancer cells running through his body. Only chemo and like treatments can rid the body of those floaters. Cancer is insidious for this reason. It is hard to fight something that large because even if chemo kills 99%, that 1% will find you eventually.

Exceptions occur of course which is why we fight, but aggressive versions of cancer are very difficult because they resist chemo to a larger degree and want to take root faster.

[sammy the sage]

I wish him well and wonder why he is at Mayo rather than VA.

Cause CAREER Politicians have different set of standards than you or I...plain and simple...

If he retired instantly...would wish him well and a quick full speedy recovery...but alas...

like ALL politicians on BOTH sides of THE aisle...should BE term limits...

[kingfin66]

I know from first hand experience that you can do only what aggressive cancers want you to do and not the other way around. They are extremely tough to beat. I was told by an oncologist that for every cubic centimeter of tumor in your body, you can multiply that by 100M cancer cells and that is how many cancer cells are in tumors. She then added that the same amount as was in tumors was also floating freely in your body ready to take root somewhere else. So McCain may have a few hundred million aggressive-type cancer cells running through his body. Only chemo and like treatments can rid the body of those floaters. Cancer is insidious for this reason. It is hard to fight something that large because even if chemo kills 99%, that 1% will find you eventually.

Exceptions occur of course which is why we fight, but aggressive versions of cancer are very difficult because they resist chemo to a larger degree and want to take root faster.
I appreciate you sharing this information with me and I have no reason to doubt any of it. You seem to be well-informed on the subject. The real reason I posted was to give some props to McCain. He likely will need a miracle.

[fast4522]

The country wants to hear from Senator McCain personally, after that we can express thoughts. The Senator as usual will be plain spoken laying out his intentions, everyone here will support him how they can once they hear him.

So the country has now done that, soon the Senator will deal with his next battle. We will thank him for his service, and the country will move on.

[tucker6]

So the country has now done that, soon the Senator will deal with his next battle. We will thank him for his service, and the country will move on.

On a strictly political basis, I say good riddance to John. He's part of the problem in DC. He says one thing and does another. No different than a democrat.

[chadk66]

he had far outlived his time in D.C. He is the poster child for term limits. Maybe they can call it the John McCain term limits bill

[davew]

I saw headline - Trump not welcome at McCain funeral ... and I think finally. But no, just a dying senile man making requests.

[fast4522]

I saw headline - Trump not welcome at McCain funeral ... and I think finally. But no, just a dying senile man making requests.

He was once a maverick, I would guess his brain has been affected a very long time. Now he is acting like Hillary saying that he realizes Sarah Palin was a mistake, guess what Senator much of the country did not like you and is the real reason why you lost.

[NJ Stinks]

He was once a maverick, I would guess his brain has been affected a very long time. Now he is acting like Hillary saying that he realizes Sarah Palin was a mistake, guess what Senator much of the country did not like you and is the real reason why you lost.

He lost because he ran against Barack Obama.


If you really want to get real about it.

[tucker6]

He lost because he ran against Barack Obama.


If you really want to get real about it.

Well if you really want to get real about it, the GOP nominated a guy who couldn't nail down the GOP base. Obama was a weak candidate with no business and very little govt experience. Believe me, that lack of experience showed up repeatedly for 8 years.

[PaceAdvantage]

Yeah, but he was a helluva thinker...

[woodtoo]

Yeah, but he was a helluva thinker...

And won the Nobel peace prize, Alfred Nobel famed inventor of, dynamite. :rant:

[upthecreek]

I heard on news this am, if he lives through the month, his wife gets the seat, of he dies before the end of the month, special election Anyone confirm?

[tucker6]

I heard on news this am, if he lives through the month, his wife gets the seat, of he dies before the end of the month, special election Anyone confirm?
That has to be untrue. All appointments in all states are made by the governor at the national level. The governor could certainly appoint the wife, but he/she doesn't have to do so.

[reckless]

He lost because he ran against Barack Obama.

If you really want to get real about it.

Very, very true Stinks... McCain, a failed politician his entire career, lost to a political novice and an intellectual lightweight in Barack Obama.

And, as we all know, McCain proved to be an even bigger dum-dum than Obama, despite all those years in Washington ... or because of it.

McCain also showed his lack of class when he threw Sarah Palin under the bus again the other day, blaming her for his defeat. He was down in the polls when he picked Sarah and her selection pushed McCain up in the polls. He trialed balooned Joe Liberman and that didn't go well so he picked a conservative. She helped McCain's chances if he had any, not hurt them.

All this said, the VP choice is never, ever the reason a person votes for President. We vote for the President, and no one else. McCain was rejected because Democrats hate Republicans and conservatives hate phonies like McCain.

And that's another reason why McCain virulently hates Trump -- he couldn't believe Trump would win and when Trump did win the failed McCain got angrier and angrier to this day.

[biggestal99]

Yeah, but he was a helluva thinker...

and passed Obamacare (aka ACA) which the last time I looked (like yesterday) is STILL the law of the land.

Until that gets repealed (dont hold your breath) his legacy will be sealed.

Allan

[tucker6]

and passed Obamacare (aka ACA) which the last time I looked (like yesterday) is STILL the law of the land.

Until that gets repealed (dont hold your breath) his legacy will be sealed.

Allan

Earth to Al,

Obamacare is dead man walking. The mandate was repealed in the tax reform bill that was signed into law. When that takes affect for next year, Obamacare will officially implode and be replaced. Trump will win the health care battle one way or another.

[reckless]

and passed Obamacare (aka ACA) which the last time I looked (like yesterday) is STILL the law of the land.

Until that gets repealed (dont hold your breath) his legacy will be sealed.

Allan

The individual and corporate mandate was the heart and soul of ObamaCare, like it or not, believe it or not. It is now gone and you can thank Trump for this. The patriots and citizens of the USA does, I assure you.

Donald J. Trump showed us what the Obama 'legacy' really is:

Obama Care ... gone.

Paris Climate Accord ... gone.

Trans Pacific Partnership ... gone.

Iran Nuclear Deal ... gone.

[biggestal99]

Earth to Al,

Obamacare is dead man walking. The mandate was repealed in the tax reform bill that was signed into law. When that takes affect for next year, Obamacare will officially implode and be replaced. Trump will win the health care battle one way or another.

LOL. Tell the people who signed up this year (and next year and the year after) thats its dead.

Far, far, far from it.

Allan

[upthecreek]

LOL. Tell the people who signed up this year (and next year and the year after) thats its dead.

Far, far, far from it.

Allan
And according to CNN Money, enrollment down 8% and premiums have spiked
Good luck to those people

[tucker6]

LOL. Tell the people who signed up this year (and next year and the year after) thats its dead.

Far, far, far from it.

Allan

It's dead. Just wait for the premium increase this November.

[davew]

And according to CNN Money, enrollment down 8% and premiums have spiked
Good luck to those people

If it is subsidized 90%, they may continue.

[cordoba]

Let's stomp em while he's down.

[HalvOnHorseracing]

I'm sure most here wish him well, so the admonishments are a little much. If someone doesn't mean something to someone personally, issuing condolences is nothing more than a polite formality. The assumption should be that we all are decent enough to not wish awful things on someone whether or not we issue the polite formality.

I understand he is in pain every day. A staffer has to help him put his jacket on and comb his hair when he is in the office.

His family has my condolences.

[woodtoo]

From his death bed fighting to reject Gina Haspel nomination to lead CIA.
My god John give peace a chance.

[chadk66]

Hope he rots in hell

[PaceAdvantage]

Hope he rots in hellTough crowd.

You would never see a democrat say that about a fellow democrat. That's the difference between the right and the left on here. The left never eats its own on this board.

The right at least SOMETIMES does...not often...but way more than the left on here.

[Inner Dirt]

Hope he rots in hell

I have been trying to excuse his disgraceful behavior in recent years to his declining health. I think saying he didn't want Trump at his funeral was down right pathetic. He needs to resign now and live out what time he has left out of public office.

[FantasticDan]

Tough crowd. You would never see a democrat say that about a fellow democrat. That's the difference between the right and the left on here. The left never eats its own on this board.

Ask him why he hopes McCain rots in hell..

Go ahead.. ask him.

Ahh never mind. We already know why. :ThmbUp:

[PaceAdvantage]

Ask him why he hopes McCain rots in hell..

Go ahead.. ask him.

Ahh never mind. We already know why. :ThmbUp:I admire the left on here in that they always stick together and are always on the same mother-ship talking points...and they will never, ever, ever, say a bad word about any Democratic politician...

Latest case in point? The (now former) NY AG thread...has a lefty from off-topic chimed in with criticism of Schneiderman yet? Don't think so...shocking! :eek:

[upthecreek]

https://truepundit.com/new-evidence-shows-mccain-helped-fund-fbi-plot-to-frame-trump-backed-bogus-russian-trump-dossier/

[FantasticDan]

I admire the left on here in that they always stick together and are always on the same mother-ship talking points...and they will never, ever, ever, say a bad word about any Democratic politician...

Latest case in point? The (now former) NY AG thread...has a lefty from off-topic chimed in with criticism of Schneiderman yet? Don't think so...shocking! :eek:
I have no idea what this has to do with what I posted. Just another dopey deflection, I guess..

Schneiderman is an asshole for physically abusing women. I'm sure the other couple lefties on the board agree with me. :rolleyes: :ThmbUp:

Meanwhile.. why does chadk66 want McCain to burn in hell? Did he abuse women too? Some other dastardly deed?

Hm?

[PaceAdvantage]

Sorry man. Just making an observation on something that was posted.

[woodtoo]

I have no idea what this has to do with what I posted. Just another dopey deflection, I guess..


Meanwhile.. why does chadk66 want McCain to burn in hell? Did he abuse women too? Some other dastardly deed?

Hm?

You like to pretend ignorance when you know exactly why some despise McTraitor. Huh?

[FantasticDan]

You like to pretend ignorance when you know exactly why some despise McTraitor. Huh?
You can't mean this, right?

https://twitter.com/politifact/status/994665114979782656

[FantasticDan]

Politifact felt the need to point that out after this ****ing garbage on Fox News today:

https://twitter.com/aynrandpaulryan/status/994649882026590208

[PaceAdvantage]

You can't mean this, right?

https://twitter.com/politifact/status/994665114979782656Maybe he means this?

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mccain-confirms-he-gave-trump-dossier-to-comey-duty-demanded-i-do-it

[OntheRail]

Maybe he means this?

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mccain-confirms-he-gave-trump-dossier-to-comey-duty-demanded-i-do-it

McCain Defends Giving Trump Dossier to Comey: ‘Duty Demanded I Do’ It

No His Vindictiveness Demanded It... nothing else.

[MargieRose]

No His Vindictiveness Demanded It... nothing else.
Agree, and that vindictiveness is at the expense of what might be good for the country as a whole; hence, he bucking just about everything Trump wants to get done. It's so clear, and is why I resent the guy, dying or not. Maverick in the true sense of the word, now...don't think so!

And, at the expense of even his daughter. Why did she go over to The View, of all places? Bet daddy had something to say about it. Does he at all care about how the others disrespect her there?

[FantasticDan]

Maybe he means this?

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mccain-confirms-he-gave-trump-dossier-to-comey-duty-demanded-i-do-it
OHHH.. I get it now..

Burn in hell!!

[woodtoo]

OHHH.. I get it now..

Burn in hell!!

There we go. :lol:

[GaryG]

Arizona will soon have two real Republican senators....imagine that.

[woodtoo]

Arizona will soon have two real Republican senators....imagine that.

Yes what a welcome change. :ThmbUp::ThmbUp:

[NJ Stinks]

I saw headline - Trump not welcome at McCain funeral ... and I think finally. But no, just a dying senile man making requests.

Can't let this one go by. Anybody with a shred a dignity in the Republican party feels exactly like McCain does. You earn respect in this world.

Barbara Bush and now John McCain don't give a damn what Donny Boy's legion of sycophants think.

[johnhannibalsmith]

...
Barbara Bush and now John McCain don't give a damn what Donny Boy's legion of sycophants think.

Last week half these people were up in arms over yet another typical example of callous liberal filth that essentially said the same things about Barbara Bush. To think some of them for eight years ripped on mostpost for being six inches into Obama.

[tucker6]

Last week half these people were up in arms over yet another typical example of callous liberal filth that essentially said the same things about Barbara Bush. To think some of them for eight years ripped on mostpost for being six inches into Obama.

Mostie got an extention? :confused:

[PaceAdvantage]

Last week half these people were up in arms over yet another typical example of callous liberal filth that essentially said the same things about Barbara Bush. To think some of them for eight years ripped on mostpost for being six inches into Obama.Nice try, but not the same.

[johnhannibalsmith]

Nice try, but not the same.

If someone needs to be split hairs that finely on such a topic, they don't need to be in the preaching business in the first place.

[davew]

Can't let this one go by. Anybody with a shred a dignity in the Republican party feels exactly like McCain does. You earn respect in this world.

Barbara Bush and now John McCain don't give a damn what Donny Boy's legion of sycophants think.


Respect that has been earned over a lifetime, can easily be flushed down the toilet in a few months by actions that amount to treason.

[Tom]

McCain is fair game.
Barbara Bush was not.

Even the Mafia had respect for family.
Unlike the REAL mob, the DNC. :rolleyes:

McCain served his country heroically, and earned much respect.
That he has chosen to forfeit the respect with this infantile and vindictive behaviour is his own doing. You reap what you sow.

When his time comes, we will celebrate his life.
And the silence.

[woodtoo]

Ask him why he hopes McCain rots in hell..

Go ahead.. ask him.

Ahh never mind. We already know why. :ThmbUp:

***DELETED***

There appears to be a number of possibilities.

[incoming]

McCain is fair game.
Barbara Bush was not.

Even the Mafia had respect for family.
Unlike the REAL mob, the DNC. :rolleyes:

McCain served his country heroically, and earned much respect.
That he has chosen to forfeit the respect with this infantile and vindictive behaviour is his own doing. You reap what you sow.

When his time comes, we will celebrate his life.
And the silence.

Nailed it!!!! as usually......no wonder you have all the greenies.

McCain has to be one of the most obstinate people in the universe....his life has been a constant turmoil. The silence will be deafening. :ThmbUp::ThmbUp:

[HalvOnHorseracing]

Even the Mafia had respect for family.
Unlike the REAL mob, the DNC. :rolleyes:


They're making a list and checking it twice,
Trying to find out who's Republican or nice,
Tom Perez is coming to town.

[Tom]

They're making a list and checking it twice,
Trying to find out who's Republican or nice,
Tom Perez is coming to town.


"I started to read it, but then I realized it was shit." :cool:

[HalvOnHorseracing]

"I started to read it, but then I realized it was shit." :cool:

Bomze only got away with saying it because of our mutuel respect for each other. That doesn't apply to everyone.

Anybody who wants to can google me.

[Tom]

So sue me.

[woodtoo]

John is settling in nicely in his afterlife.

Egyptian media have labeled John McCain "Godfather" or "real Supreme Leader" of the Muslim Brotherhood Organization.
@MEMO
A man of all religions.

[MargieRose]

Mitt Romney is the reincarnated John McCain.

[elysiantraveller]

What in the hell is this bump?

[boxcar]

Mitt Romney is the reincarnated John McCain.

You nailed it perfectly! :ThmbUp:

[TJDave]

What in the hell is this bump?

Timeout

[davew]

this is fake news

https://newspunch.com/egypt-john-mccain-supreme-leader-muslim-brotherhood/


most people know he is getting the blame for doing what 0bama did