If an enemy or an adversary is capable of changing the outcome of an election, that's a blow at the fundamentals of that country's ability to govern, right?
John McCain: “If an enemy or an adversary is capable of changing the outcome of an election, that's a blow at the fundamentals of that…”
On the recordMarch 1, 2017
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McCain emphasizes the severe impact of election interference on governance.
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