John McCain had "wicked" wit that he often aimed at himself
Outside the Senate, McCain often aimed his humor at himself. And he frequently delivered it with a wink
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Outside the Senate, McCain often aimed his humor at himself. And he frequently delivered it with a wink
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"This will not be a part of John McCain's legacy. This will be a part of Donald Trump's legacy," the former "Face the Nation" moderator said
"I have often observed that I am the luckiest person on earth. I feel that way even now as I prepare for the end of my life," McCain wrote in a final letter to his country
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One said McCain taught him how to cuss, and another cited the Arizona senator's strong will as part of the reason he and Trump clashed