Posted on 05/28/2018 5:31:09 PM PDT by davikkm
Cindy McCain, wife of ailing Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), is likely to succeed the longtime lawmaker, a new report says. John Gizzi, Newsmaxs chief political correspondent, reports:
As Arizonans prepare for their final salute to Sen. John McCain, Republicans and political pundits in the state privately tell Newsmax they expect the appointment of his wife, Cindy, to succeed him in the Senate.
Those who did agree, almost unanimously, that Cindy McCain following John in the Senate through appointment by Republican Gov. Doug Ducey is a near-certainty.
One longtime friend of the McCain family told Newsmax he long thought Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey would appoint Cindy McCain to the Senate after her husband became too ill to serve.
During her husbands 2008 presidential run, Cindy McCain, who has described herself as pro-life, told CBS she does not believe Roe v. Wade should be overturned.
Cindy McCain joined her daughter Meghan McCain in supporting gay rights, appearing in a 2010 NOH8 campaign with duct tape over her mouth.
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Why, to fund the Muslim Traitor's Islamic Faith!
I figure Arizona voters have been screwed over just like California voters only with different tactics like open primaries and running extras to dilute the vote and guarantee a McCain victory.
Am I close?
So yes, locked down by GOP establishment.
I did used to be ignorant enough to think Arizona voters actually chose him though.
Please accept my heartfelt and sincere apology for that.
Any California voter should know better than that.
We vote and some judge takes it away from us.
Ha!
McCain might be only mostly dead.
:)
Do these governors care about the US? I guess not.
Governors are like the middle management in the swamp.
Insanity - if true, I hope she gets her clock cleaned during the elections...
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