SENATOR McCAIN IS A BITTER, ANGRY PERSON, WHO BAD MOUTHS THE PRESIDENT.

THE KUHNS REPORT

CALIF: Hello  America, and how is the world treating you?

Arizona Senator, John McCain should have been defeated in the last election. He's been in Washington too long. Here's a man that goes  to a foreign country and bad mouths the President of the United States, implying  that the president is a dictator. Wow!

I suggest that when any representative from our government travels overseas they should act as a good will ambassador. They should conduct themselves in a dignified, respectful manner, when talking about US policy, and the United States as a whole.

Here's a man that hasn't really offered anything substantial to the government for years. His last election was close and if the people of Arizona had gone with their intellect and feelings as to what McCain has really contributed to the people of this country while senator, they would have booted him out. Why? Because he has had no big achievements while serving in Washington.

McCain may have been a maverick decades ago. But now, he is nothing but a grouchy, old senator, who wants to stay in the politicians club and, to hell, with the state of the country. But apparently because of McCain's great wealth and political connections, the residents of Arizona let him keep his seat, (out of sympathy.)

I see McCain as a bitter, old man, that still holds a  big grudge because he couldn't  make it into the White House as president. Not being president appears to be a big sore spot in his life. From day one, since Trump was elected president of the United States, McCain has tried to bring down president Trump at every turn. He and his buddy Lindsey Graham, the senator from South Carolina, (another also ran, and wanna-be) for president, who couldn't cut it, tag team up, and try to obstruct President Trump and the Republican party every chance they get. These two idiots are joined at the hip and clearly are not helping the Republican party in anyway.

McCain and Graham's only interest is holding on to power and their seat in Washington. Instead of working diligently for the party they find fault at every turn and dig, and swipe at president Trump. These two men couldn't be counted on for teamwork if their life depended on it.

One would think that because McCain was in the military for so long, he would be familiar with the concept of teamwork. But, apparently not. Further I suspect that because president Trump was a businessman and not a politician, and despite that, still became president of the US,  McCain and  many of his colleagues in Washington look down their nose at Trump, believing he is not worthy.

I suggest that McCain, Graham and all of those other Republican lawmakers in Washington that feel they are better than president Trump get down off their high horses and begin supporting Trump's policies and agendas. Comparing the president of the United States to a dictator to the rest of the world is the  wrong thing to do. McCain should be ashamed of himself and apologize to our president. And, --that's my opinion. Make your own decisions. You decide.

BRADLEY KUHNS, Ph.D., O.M.D.
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