We learned on Friday that Senator
John McCain (R-Arizona) stopped treatments for his cancer, and we knew that his
death was close. The next day, Saturday, August 25, 2018, we were told that he
had died in the presence of his wife and family. I send my condolences to his
family in the loss of their loved one because I know that the death of a loved
one is difficult.
I do not really know how I feel
about the policies of John McCain. I voted for him when he ran for President of
the United States. I did not know much about him at the time, but I felt that
he would be better for the United States than Barack Obama. I may have been
wrong on that assumption because I have questioned many of his votes and
statements since that time.
The biggest question I have is why
he did not resign from the Senate as soon as he learned that he would not be
able to fulfill his responsibilities there. I cannot understand why he kept the
seat when he could not do the work. I am positive that he understood that his
cancer was terminal. Why did it make a difference if he died in office or not? I
believe that he would have received just as much honor and glory at his death
if he had resigned as he will now. It seems to me that he would have resigned
in order for Arizona to have full representation in the Senate. Nevertheless, I
hope that John McCain rests in peace!
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