Senator John Mc Cain, the man who claimed always to be the only “Maverick” in the Senate, ditched the “Maverick” tag that kept his credibility intact, sold his “soul,” went against everything he stood for, became a pariah with phantasmagoric rationales and internecine policies, enjoined himself to the “crazies” in his party, just to – “win the Primary for the Mid-Term November Election, with the hopes of remaining a Senator.”
I have and will always admire Senator John Mc Cain, but compromising his principles, bankrupting his morals, the things that made him the great Soldier and an American Legend, I wonder, just wonder, “How does one placate their conscience after committing such debauchery?”
Senator Mc Cain, you gave us “hope” that all Politicians shouldn’t be painted with the same disdained brush, because over the years you exemplified “the real function of power and the order it creates was that it liberated men and women to think and be and make most of themselves.” It is with great sadness that I must admit at least for me personally, that watching how you changed subsequent to the loss of the Presidency, and in addition going against almost everything you once advocated and fought for, I am not sure if you are the same person that I admired over the past forty years!
Senator Mc Cain, it took a heavy heart to pen these words!
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