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Actually, he can be expelled by the Senate under Article I, Section 5, clause 2.Well, the fact is that We the People will have to let John M make that decision.
McCain certainly did not and is certainly not accountable to the likes of the Boediccas on the world.
He should step down. Instead he's ruining his party on the senate floor. The man is unfit due to his sickness. Common sense would say that an interim senator should replace his spot because of poor health.
Not to worry. No one would make a serious effort to expel him. It would be such a serious error by the Trumpers to do so.Actually, he can be expelled by the Senate under Article I, Section 5, clause 2.Well, the fact is that We the People will have to let John M make that decision.
Five Representatives have been expelled. No Senator outside the Civil War has ever been expelled, but there have been 18 attempts. For example, Bob Packwood and John Ensign. Both of them resigned before the expulsion vote.
He's unfit because he's an asshole, not because he's sick.
I don't like my war heroes captured.He's unfit because he's an asshole, not because he's sick.
Don't you mean that he's unfit because he was captured?
Strom was not a good American on a lot of issues.Big difference when they go anti-American duty.He should step down. Instead he's ruining his party on the senate floor. The man is unfit due to his sickness. Common sense would say that an interim senator should replace his spot because of poor health.
And this from the party that wheeled Senator Strom Thurman in on a stretcher. As long as McCain can walk into the senate, he should walk into the senate.
^^^Strom was not a good American on a lot of issues.Big difference when they go anti-American duty.He should step down. Instead he's ruining his party on the senate floor. The man is unfit due to his sickness. Common sense would say that an interim senator should replace his spot because of poor health.
And this from the party that wheeled Senator Strom Thurman in on a stretcher. As long as McCain can walk into the senate, he should walk into the senate.
Neither are you, which is why nobody here likes you in the least.
Hey, longer, what do you know about being a good American?
If he was voting the way you want, you'd probably be going on about how brave and noble he is. Since he is not, under the bus he goes.He should step down. Instead he's ruining his party on the senate floor. The man is unfit due to his sickness. Common sense would say that an interim senator should replace his spot because of poor health.
^^^Strom was not a good American on a lot of issues.Big difference when they go anti-American duty.He should step down. Instead he's ruining his party on the senate floor. The man is unfit due to his sickness. Common sense would say that an interim senator should replace his spot because of poor health.
And this from the party that wheeled Senator Strom Thurman in on a stretcher. As long as McCain can walk into the senate, he should walk into the senate.
Neither are you, which is why nobody here likes you in the least.
John McCain is mentally fine..just because he has a tumor doesn't mean he is unfit..
Exactly. And the OP never did divulge whence comes his medical degree, nor did he tell us when he personally examined John McCain.
There's a precedent that comes to mind -- Clair Engle.
>> But there is another important choice he faces, days after being diagnosed at age 80 with the same form of aggressive brain cancer that within a year of diagnosis killed his friend and former colleague Edward Kennedy. This is a choice that will affect the way this chapter of his career is noted and his career as a whole.
As he makes this decision, he should consider Clair Engle.
.... While in office he was known mainly for supporting California-related public works programs, and for flying his own airplane all around to see constituents, including through the vast, rural Second District that made up most of the northern part of the state and that he had represented as a congressman.
Then in the summer of 1963, when Clair Engle was 51 years old, a generation younger than John McCain today, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and underwent surgery. Within six months, he was partially paralyzed and unable to speak. Within a year of his diagnosis, in the summer of 1964, he was dead, at age 52.
But in those final few months, Clair Engle chose to do something remarkable—in fact the main thing for which he is now known.
In the spring and summer of 1964, soon after John Kennedy’s assassination and also the Birmingham Church bombing that gave new urgency to Martin Luther King Jr.’s leadership of the civil-rights movement, the Congress was considering what became the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Southern senators led by then-Democrat Strom Thurmond were filibustering the bill. In those days, filibusters were real, with senators orating for hours on the floor, and it took a two-thirds vote, or 67 senators, to break them. By the time of the crucial cloture vote on June 10, 1964, Clair Engle was too sick to stand or speak, and he was in his final weeks of life. But he was brought to the Senate floor, and when the clerk read his name, “Mr. Engle—Yay or Nay,” to see whether he would vote in favor of cloture, Clair Engle lifted his hand toward his eye, signaling an “Aye” vote. He voted to end the filibuster and enact the historic civil-rights bill. <<
Clair Engle was unable to stand. He was unable to speak. But clearly he was not unable to think. The filibuster died, nine days later the Civil Rights Act was passed and signed, and within two months Clair Engle was dead at the age of 52.
^^^Strom was not a good American on a lot of issues.Big difference when they go anti-American duty.And this from the party that wheeled Senator Strom Thurman in on a stretcher. As long as McCain can walk into the senate, he should walk into the senate.
Neither are you, which is why nobody here likes you in the least.
I know that they are nothing like you, that's all I need to know.
longer, you know nothing, as usualJohn McCain is mentally fine..just because he has a tumor doesn't mean he is unfit..
Imagine a trump whore saying that.He's unfit because he's an asshole, not because he's sick.
You're saying Mccain is lying about his brain tumor?He should step down. Instead he's ruining his party on the senate floor. The man is unfit due to his sickness. Common sense would say that an interim senator should replace his spot because of poor health.
Where did you get your medical degree?
Not at all. You say he is unfit to serve in his role as a U.S. senator. I ask you, where did you get your medical degree?
John McCain is mentally fine..just because he has a tumor doesn't mean he is unfit..
Exactly. And the OP never did divulge whence comes his medical degree, nor did he tell us when he personally examined John McCain.
There's a precedent that comes to mind -- Clair Engle.
>> But there is another important choice he faces, days after being diagnosed at age 80 with the same form of aggressive brain cancer that within a year of diagnosis killed his friend and former colleague Edward Kennedy. This is a choice that will affect the way this chapter of his career is noted and his career as a whole.
As he makes this decision, he should consider Clair Engle.
.... While in office he was known mainly for supporting California-related public works programs, and for flying his own airplane all around to see constituents, including through the vast, rural Second District that made up most of the northern part of the state and that he had represented as a congressman.
Then in the summer of 1963, when Clair Engle was 51 years old, a generation younger than John McCain today, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and underwent surgery. Within six months, he was partially paralyzed and unable to speak. Within a year of his diagnosis, in the summer of 1964, he was dead, at age 52.
But in those final few months, Clair Engle chose to do something remarkable—in fact the main thing for which he is now known.
In the spring and summer of 1964, soon after John Kennedy’s assassination and also the Birmingham Church bombing that gave new urgency to Martin Luther King Jr.’s leadership of the civil-rights movement, the Congress was considering what became the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Southern senators led by then-Democrat Strom Thurmond were filibustering the bill. In those days, filibusters were real, with senators orating for hours on the floor, and it took a two-thirds vote, or 67 senators, to break them. By the time of the crucial cloture vote on June 10, 1964, Clair Engle was too sick to stand or speak, and he was in his final weeks of life. But he was brought to the Senate floor, and when the clerk read his name, “Mr. Engle—Yay or Nay,” to see whether he would vote in favor of cloture, Clair Engle lifted his hand toward his eye, signaling an “Aye” vote. He voted to end the filibuster and enact the historic civil-rights bill. <<
Clair Engle was unable to stand. He was unable to speak. But clearly he was not unable to think. The filibuster died, nine days later the Civil Rights Act was passed and signed, and within two months Clair Engle was dead at the age of 52.
John McCain is no Clair Engle.
He also has cancer. So, there's that.John Mccain Is Sick and Unfit To Be Senator
Which means he isn't fit to hold a seat.He also has cancer. So, there's that.John Mccain Is Sick and Unfit To Be Senator
