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February 28th, 2014
07:08 PM ET
McCain: Russia could take over Ukraine
Sen. John McCain discusses the unfolding crisis involving Ukraine and Russia.
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Flight 370
John McCain and Lizzy Graham are apparently teaming up once again to throw in their two cents of mindless babble. I don't imagine that many people are saying we should have voted for McCain(except when he was running against Bush) and I really can't see why the media covers his babble any. Putin has more brains than McCain and Graham put together and our country would really be in trouble if either or both were at the helm. Maybe McCain and Graham should go into show business if they always got to chime in with their worthless opinions, to be on TV. I doesn't look like either of them can manage things in their own States, let alone the complexities of the world.