I do not. I think it rises to the level of a requirement for a special counsel, because in the view of director of national intelligence and mine, this is the most egregious breach that we have had in recent memory.
John McCain
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John McCain was a prominent American politician and military officer who served as a United States Senator from Arizona from 1987 until his death in 2018. A member of the Republican Party, McCain was known for his bipartisan approach and commitment to national security. He was a veteran of the Vietnam War, where he was a prisoner of war for over five years, an experience that shaped his political career and views on military and foreign policy.
Who benefits? Who's benefited from these leaks? That's what you always look for. And, obviously, the portrayal of the president as a strong and courageous leader throughout this narrative is what it's all about.
The release of the information in these articles harms our national security and puts in danger the lives of the men and women who are sworn to protect it. The only conceivable motive for such damaging and compromising leaks of classified…
Horrible things are happening in Syria. This administration has a feckless foreign policy which abandons American leadership.
This man, the man who attempted to help catch a mass murderer has been sentenced to prison for 33 years for trying to help.
This man, the man who attempted to help capture a mass murderer, has been sentenced to prison for 33 for trying to help.
I talked to U.S. Senator John McCain who supports greater military involvement in Syria and support of the Free Syrian Army and opposition forces.
And especially with the leadership of the United States which is sadly lacking right now to bring about some assistance to them so at least they can be in a fair fight.
I assure these people in the camps that I will go back and I will tell my colleagues -- I will give speeches, I will do anything that I can to motivate the world.
I talked to U.S. Senator John McCain, who supports greater military involvement in Syria in support of the Free Syrian Army and opposition forces.
I will go back and I will tell my colleagues. I will give speeches. I will do anything that I can to motivate the world, and especially with the leadership of the United States, which is sadly lacking right now, to bring about some…
But I still am convinced -- I am firmly convinced that this revolution is firmly based in what all human yearnings are all about.
I think there already are elements there. And I think there are elements of the Muslim Brotherhood.
The longer this fight drags out, the more likely it is that foreign elements, including al Qaeda, could enter the fight.
Shouldn't we give them a chance to defend themselves and their freedom?
What they need, first of all, is weapons to defend themselves. Non-lethal equipment, as the secretary of state and others have pledged, doesn't do very well against tanks and artillery.
Where's the president of the United States? When's the last time the president of the United States talked to the American people about how terrible this situation is, and, also, by the way, the fact that from a national security…
I think it's shameful. I think it's shameful to use this as an excuse for us not acting.
That is why it is so hard to understand the position this Administration has taken against the Keystone Pipeline, which would create 20,000 new jobs immediately.
I am afraid this might even be more of a problem in today's high tech workplaces where skills require constant updates.
The choices being made in Washington are directly impacting the job market, which is making the situation for struggling families even worse.
So, obviously, it is an outrageous rip-off of the taxpayers' dollars, not to mention the project alone, but the cost escalation.
What that does, frankly, is squeeze out small businesses all over America on behalf of a group of Native American entities in Alaska.





