Will today's Republican Party be unrecognizable to John McCain's wife?
Cindy McCain on Thursday said today's Republican Party would be unrecognizable to her husband, the late Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona. "I don't believe my husband would recognize it," McCain told MSNBC of the GOP.
Did Cindy McCain say John McCain would not recognize the GOP?
Cindy McCain said her husband, the late Sen. John McCain, would not recognize today's GOP. "Right now we've lost our way," she said. President Joe Biden awarded the late senator the presidential medal of freedom on Thursday.
Is it time to move on from John McCain?
Of McCain's legacy, Schmidt concluded: "It is time to look up and out. It is time to look for new leaders. It is time to move on."
Did McCain tell the truth about his relationship with Joe Schmidt?
Schmidt said that after the article came out-which he said "accurately detailed that relationship" - McCain told him the truth about the relationship backstage at an event in Ohio.
What was John McCain's mission?
“On October 26, 1967, young, audacious Naval Lieutenant John Sidney McCain III prepared for his 23rd mission over North Vietnam. This area was normally off-limits to fighter jets, but they had a mission to destroy a power plant in central Hanoi. Nobody thought the mission would result in McCain being held captive for close to 6 years.”
What happened to John McCain after he was captured?
“After only a year in captivity, John McCain had lost all hope of ever returning home. Then, in 1968, a new commander took control of the prison, and asked McCain to teach him English. McCain used his proximity to power to manipulate his North Vietnamese captors into special privileges, and established a network of secret communication throughout the Hoa Loa prison.”
Who narrates Hostage?
The cool and comforting Carter Roy narrates Hostage and the studied co-host Irma Blanco interjects with the disturbing, yet wildly fascinating aspects of the relationship between the hostage and their captors.
