A 2008 US presidential nominee, Senator John McCain, notorious for his anti-Iran approach and remarks, passed away on Saturday after a year of grappling with brain cancer. John McCain, an American senator affiliated with the Republican Party and a 2008 presidential nominee, died on Saturday at 81, suffering brain cancer. “Senator John Sidney McCain III […]
A 2008 US presidential nominee, Senator John McCain, notorious for his anti-Iran approach and remarks, passed away on Saturday after a year of grappling with brain cancer.
John McCain, an American senator affiliated with the Republican Party and a 2008 presidential nominee, died on Saturday at 81, suffering brain cancer.
“Senator John Sidney McCain III died at 4:28 p.m. on August 25, 2018,” McCain’s office said in a statement. He announced on July 19, 2017, that he had been diagnosed with a glioblastoma, an aggressive type of brain tumor.
In his 36 years in Congress, McCain advocated many ideas which led to his notoriety as a war-monger.
During 2015, McCain strongly opposed the proposed comprehensive agreement on the Iranian nuclear program, saying that Secretary of State Kerry was “delusional” and “giv[ing] away the store” in negotiations with Iran.
McCain supported the Saudi-led military aggression against Yemen saying, “I’m sure civilians die in war. Not nearly as many as the Houthis have executed.”
