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John McCain: To say that the accusations made in both documents are not substantiated by the evidence they offer is to be overly…

On the recordJuly 17, 2012
To say that the accusations made in both documents are not substantiated by the evidence they offer is to be overly polite and diplomatic about it. It is far better and more accurate to talk straight. These allegations about Huma Abedin and the report from which they're drawn are nothing less than an unwarranted and unfounded attack on an honorable citizen, a dedicated American and a loyal public servant.
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John McCain
Republican · Arizona

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Senator McCain defends Huma Abedin against allegations made by Congresswoman Bachmann.

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