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Before he died, McCain asked that Trump not attend funeral
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Aug 27, 2018 03:43:33   #
PeterS
 
Now that's the second funeral that he was asked not to attend with Barbra Bush being the first. Now the thing is you would think they were all democrats wouldn't you but once they were the backbone of the republican party and not Trump represents the party without a backbone...

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/trending-now/before-he-died-mccain-asked-that-trump-not-attend-funeral/820731779

As Sen. John McCain’s battled an aggressive form of brain cancer, he decided months ago he did not want the president attending his funeral.

Instead, family asked the White House in May that Vice President Mike Pence attend the service that will be held at Washington’s National Cathedral, The New York Times reported.

Although arrangements are not yet set after McCain’s death Saturday, former President George W. Bush and Barack Obama are expected to deliver eulogies, NBC News reported.

McCain had a contentious relationship with President Donald Trump who had belittled the Vietnam veteran’s war record, blasted him for a critical vote that ended a repeal measure of “Obamacare” and snubbed him when he signed a bill named for the senator without mentioning his name.

Trump did not attend the funeral for first lady Barbara Bush earlier this year to avoid disruptions and out of respect for the Bush family, officials at the White House said in April. First lady Melania Trump was at the service.

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Aug 27, 2018 05:28:13   #
Radiance3
 
PeterS wrote:
Now that's the second funeral that he was asked not to attend with Barbra Bush being the first. Now the thing is you would think they were all democrats wouldn't you but once they were the backbone of the republican party and not Trump represents the party without a backbone...

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/trending-now/before-he-died-mccain-asked-that-trump-not-attend-funeral/820731779

As Sen. John McCain’s battled an aggressive form of brain cancer, he decided months ago he did not want the president attending his funeral.

Instead, family asked the White House in May that Vice President Mike Pence attend the service that will be held at Washington’s National Cathedral, The New York Times reported.

Although arrangements are not yet set after McCain’s death Saturday, former President George W. Bush and Barack Obama are expected to deliver eulogies, NBC News reported.

McCain had a contentious relationship with President Donald Trump who had belittled the Vietnam veteran’s war record, blasted him for a critical vote that ended a repeal measure of “Obamacare” and snubbed him when he signed a bill named for the senator without mentioning his name.

Trump did not attend the funeral for first lady Barbara Bush earlier this year to avoid disruptions and out of respect for the Bush family, officials at the White House said in April. First lady Melania Trump was at the service.
Now that's the second funeral that he was asked no... (show quote)

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McCain, until his last breath carried vengeance, ill-will, and jealousy for not winning the presidential election. He hated president Trump so much until he forever closed his eyes.
Where do you think is he going after death?

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Aug 27, 2018 05:33:02   #
PeterS
 
Radiance3 wrote:
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McCain, until his last breath carried vengeance, ill-will, and jealousy for not winning the presidential election. He hated president Trump so much until he forever closed his eyes.
Where do you think is he going after death?

He hated Trump? And here I thought it was the other way around. As for where he is going I would be willing to bet that he goes where all of us will go and no place else...

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Aug 27, 2018 08:21:19   #
donrent Loc: SW Florida -Born Texas-Lived Panama & Alaska
 
Never have I read more BULLSHIT !

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Aug 27, 2018 09:26:41   #
Gatsby
 
PeterS wrote:
Now that's the second funeral that he was asked not to attend with Barbra Bush being the first. Now the thing is you would think they were all democrats wouldn't you but once they were the backbone of the republican party and not Trump represents the party without a backbone...

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/trending-now/before-he-died-mccain-asked-that-trump-not-attend-funeral/820731779

As Sen. John McCain’s battled an aggressive form of brain cancer, he decided months ago he did not want the president attending his funeral.

Instead, family asked the White House in May that Vice President Mike Pence attend the service that will be held at Washington’s National Cathedral, The New York Times reported.

Although arrangements are not yet set after McCain’s death Saturday, former President George W. Bush and Barack Obama are expected to deliver eulogies, NBC News reported.

McCain had a contentious relationship with President Donald Trump who had belittled the Vietnam veteran’s war record, blasted him for a critical vote that ended a repeal measure of “Obamacare” and snubbed him when he signed a bill named for the senator without mentioning his name.

Trump did not attend the funeral for first lady Barbara Bush earlier this year to avoid disruptions and out of respect for the Bush family, officials at the White House said in April. First lady Melania Trump was at the service.
Now that's the second funeral that he was asked no... (show quote)


Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose candidate Trump.
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose nominee Trump.
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose President Trump.
Sen. McCain often promoted his ability to 'reach out to the other side', for the good of our nation.
Why was Sen. McCain unable or unwilling to ever 'reach out' to the choice of republican voters?
Sen. McCain was a great man in many respects, but it seems to me that he was a mighty sore loser at the end.
I think that his 'final insult' was the most petty act of his life.

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Aug 27, 2018 09:32:33   #
nwtk2007 Loc: Texas
 
PeterS wrote:
Now that's the second funeral that he was asked not to attend with Barbra Bush being the first. Now the thing is you would think they were all democrats wouldn't you but once they were the backbone of the republican party and not Trump represents the party without a backbone...

https://www.wsbtv.com/news/trending-now/before-he-died-mccain-asked-that-trump-not-attend-funeral/820731779

As Sen. John McCain’s battled an aggressive form of brain cancer, he decided months ago he did not want the president attending his funeral.

Instead, family asked the White House in May that Vice President Mike Pence attend the service that will be held at Washington’s National Cathedral, The New York Times reported.

Although arrangements are not yet set after McCain’s death Saturday, former President George W. Bush and Barack Obama are expected to deliver eulogies, NBC News reported.

McCain had a contentious relationship with President Donald Trump who had belittled the Vietnam veteran’s war record, blasted him for a critical vote that ended a repeal measure of “Obamacare” and snubbed him when he signed a bill named for the senator without mentioning his name.

Trump did not attend the funeral for first lady Barbara Bush earlier this year to avoid disruptions and out of respect for the Bush family, officials at the White House said in April. First lady Melania Trump was at the service.
Now that's the second funeral that he was asked no... (show quote)


McCain is just as big of a baby as Trump.

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Aug 27, 2018 11:09:46   #
Radiance3
 
PeterS wrote:
He hated Trump? And here I thought it was the other way around. As for where he is going I would be willing to bet that he goes where all of us will go and no place else...

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All of us with you? You and yours will enjoy at the bottomless pit. Enjoy your frying pan.
I and many of my comrades will go up high.

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Aug 28, 2018 10:55:22   #
kemmer
 
Gatsby wrote:

I think that his 'final insult' was the most petty act of his life.

Barbara Bush didn't want Trump at her funeral. Was that "petty"?

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Aug 28, 2018 11:39:41   #
nwtk2007 Loc: Texas
 
kemmer wrote:
Barbara Bush didn't want Trump at her funeral. Was that "petty"?


Who cares. The childishness of the swamp doesn't interest me.

What I do care about is what is getting done and what Trump is attempting to get done despite the severe obstruction of so many, and he's getting a lot done; witness the economy.

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Aug 28, 2018 11:44:25   #
EmilyD
 
kemmer wrote:
Barbara Bush didn't want Trump at her funeral. Was that "petty"?

Yes.

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Aug 28, 2018 12:00:53   #
kemmer
 
nwtk2007 wrote:
Who cares. The childishness of the swamp doesn't interest me.

What I do care about is what is getting done and what Trump is attempting to get done despite the severe obstruction of so many, and he's getting a lot done; witness the economy.

The GOP obstructed, blocked, and stonewalled everything Obama said and did for 8 years.

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Aug 28, 2018 12:10:23   #
bahmer
 
Gatsby wrote:
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose candidate Trump.
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose nominee Trump.
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose President Trump.
Sen. McCain often promoted his ability to 'reach out to the other side', for the good of our nation.
Why was Sen. McCain unable or unwilling to ever 'reach out' to the choice of republican voters?
Sen. McCain was a great man in many respects, but it seems to me that he was a mighty sore loser at the end.
I think that his 'final insult' was the most petty act of his life.
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable pow... (show quote)


Yup good old songbird McCain life of hatred until the end.

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Aug 28, 2018 12:41:05   #
donald41 Loc: puyallup Wa
 
Radiance3 wrote:
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McCain, until his last breath carried vengeance, ill-will, and jealousy for not winning the presidential election. He hated president Trump so much until he forever closed his eyes.
Where do you think is he going after death?


STraight to dantys inferno for traitors.

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Aug 28, 2018 12:42:54   #
donald41 Loc: puyallup Wa
 
Gatsby wrote:
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose candidate Trump.
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose nominee Trump.
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable power to oppose President Trump.
Sen. McCain often promoted his ability to 'reach out to the other side', for the good of our nation.
Why was Sen. McCain unable or unwilling to ever 'reach out' to the choice of republican voters?
Sen. McCain was a great man in many respects, but it seems to me that he was a mighty sore loser at the end.
I think that his 'final insult' was the most petty act of his life.
Sen. McCain did everything in his considerable pow... (show quote)


Face it he was as you say petty.Great man? , no

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Aug 28, 2018 17:49:54   #
Carol Kelly
 
donrent wrote:
Never have I read more BULLSHIT !


Ditto.

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