If we withdraw, there will be chaos. There will be genocide. And they will follow us home.
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.
Immigration, I have found in a few town hall meetings here in this great state of Iowa, is a very important issue and a very emotional issue. And there's no doubt that our borders are broken and they are not secure.
When I'm president, I'll offer common sense, conservative and comprehensive solutions to these challenges. Congress will have other ideas and I'll listen to them.
They won't accept the government's failure to deliver bottled water to dehydrated babies or rescue the infirmed from a hospital with no electricity. They won't accept substandard care and indifference for our wounded veterans.
I'm very disappointed -- disappointed in his performance. I think loyalty to the president should enter into his calculations.
Admiral Mullen, in his April 19, 2007, written testimony before the Subcommittee on Strategic Forces of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Vice Admiral James McArthur, USN, Commander of the Naval Network Warfare Command, noted the…
I do not believe that we should tamper with the Second Amendment of the United States and the Constitution of the United States of America.
In a major speech on Iraq, the Arizona senator also assaulted Democrats for failing to pass a bill to fund the war. He called it reckless and accused Democrats of putting politics ahead of policy.
I believe that we have to succeed. Otherwise, this country will have much greater problems than anything to do with my political ambitions.
John McCain is thinking twice about comments that he made in Iraq last Sunday.
Senator McCain says parts of Baghdad are safe enough to walk around in.
The American people are not getting the full picture of what's happening here. They're not getting the full picture of the drop in murders, the establishment of security outposts throughout the city, the situation in Anbar Province, the…
I know for a fact of much of the success we're experiencing, including the ability of Americans in many parts -- not all.
Do we have your name? Give more money -- give more money or hire someone to start your car in the morning.
Still the same candidate I was. A little bit older. But still the same candidate. We're still having fun. Still on the bus. Still having the town hall meetings in the same way that we were before. And I'm convinced we're doing fine.
There are some small glimmers of success already. Let's give it a chance, give this great general and these young people a chance to succeed in Iraq.
I am announcing that I will be a candidate for president of the United States.
I respect the work of the religious broadcasters. And I was glad to have the opportunity to meet with them.
The commander of the multinational forces Iraq, now General David Petraeus, and all United States personnel under his command should receive from Congress the full support necessary to carry out the United States' mission in Iraq.
So, you disagree with the secretary of defense, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Admiral Fallon that we had a failed policy?





