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John McCain and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham released the following statement Thursday after the U.S. government confirmed that chemical weapons have been used in Syria. The statement has not been altered in any way. "We appreciate the ...

John McCain (R-AZ) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC) issued a statement Thursday urging the arming of Syrian rebels, after U.S. officials acknowledged for the first time that the Assad regime has employed chemical weapons. Full statement below: “We appreciate ...

Speaking in a question-and-answer session with Republican Senator John McCain in Manhattan on Tuesday, the former Democratic president said any US commander-in-chief would risk sounding like a “total fool” if they let public opinion get in the way of ...and more »

The hormone remark came from Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss. And at the same hearing Sen. John McCain, in what must have been heart-rending frankness for a military hero, made an apparent recommendation for women not to join the military.and more »

Bill Clinton joined John McCain at a private event where he had some less than supportive words for President Barack Obama. According to June 12 article on Politico, Bill Clinton was in solidarity with John McCain about the need for some form of action in ...and more »

The hormone remark came from Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss. And at the same hearing Sen. John McCain, in what must have been heart-rending frankness for a military hero, made an apparent recommendation for women not to join the military.and more »

Bill Clinton criticized President Obama's inaction on Syria today, joining the chorus of voices like Senators John McCain (R-AZ) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC) who have clamored in favor of US intervention in the conflict for months (with McCain even meeting ...and more »

This morning on the Senate floor, Gang of Eight member Senator John McCain declared that the Gang's immigration bill needed to pass in order to remove a “very huge stain on the conscience of the United States of America.” He also made the following ...and more »

New York Democrat Charles Schumer and Arizona Republican John McCain, two of the bipartisan group of eight senators that wrote the bill, said members were discussing possible changes among themselves and with other senators. “We have to get a ...and more »

New York Democrat Charles Schumer and Arizona Republican John McCain, two of the bipartisan group of eight senators that wrote the bill, said members were discussing possible changes among themselves and with other senators. “We have to get a ...and more »

John McCain, suggested President Obama should do more to support Syrian rebels, Politico reported. Politico said the event Tuesday at the McCain Institute for International Leadership was closed to the news media, but it had obtained an audiotape made ...and more »

Politico reports that Clinton agrees with Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., that Obama should be more forceful to support Syrian rebels who are fighting the government forces of President Bashar Assad. "Some people say, 'Okay, see what a big mess it is? Stay out!and more »

John McCain, who has been agitating for a more forceful response in Syria, such as sending weapons to opponents of President Basher al Assad. As reported by Politico and elsewhere, Clinton allied himself with McCain, arguing Obama would look like a ...and more »

Republican congressman Raúl Labrador stated on Laura Ingraham's radio show Thursday that Senator John McCain has recently taken a “tone of desperation” on immigration reform by suggesting that the fate of the Republican party depends on the passage ...and more »

Republican congressman Raúl Labrador stated on Laura Ingraham's radio show Thursday that Senator John McCain has recently taken a “tone of desperation” on immigration reform by suggesting that the fate of the Republican party depends on the passage ...and more »

Former President Bill Clinton sat down with Sen. John McCain as his wife, former Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton travelled to Chicago for what some are calling a move to solidify her image for the upcoming 2016 presidential election season. (Photo ...and more »

Clinton made the comments to Sen. John McCain, R-AZ, a critic of Obama on Syria, during a question-and-answer session at an event for the McCain Institute for International Leadership in Manhattan, Politico said. Clinton advised against presidents listening ...and more »

On Wednesday, Gang of Eight member and Arizona Senator John McCain (R-AZ) took to the Senate floor to try to reassure colleagues that he - and the "Group of Eight" - is trying to make comprehensive immigration reform "better and stronger".and more »

The political and diplomatic worlds are buzzing Thursday over a report that former President Bill Clinton disagrees with President Obama on Syria. Politico reports that Clinton agrees with Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., that Obama should be more forceful to ...and more »

Stay out!' I think that's a big mistake," Mr Clinton said at a private event in New York with Republibcan Senator John McCain who has repeatedly called for the US to intervene, including putting up a no-fly zone. "Nobody is asking for American soldiers in Syria," ...and more »

Former US president sides with Republican Senator John McCain, urges aid to rebels to counter Russia, Iran, Hezbollah. Former US president Bill Clinton [file]. Photo: REUTERS/Steve Marcus. WASHINGTON - Speaking to a private audience in New York on ...and more »

Speaking at a closed door meeting of John McCain's think tank, Clinton gave a harsh assessment of our policy in Syria, although he softened his criticism by not naming Obama directly. Politico: Clinton, who McCain also asked about his own decision-making ...and more »

John McCain was widely supported by independent voters in his 2000 presidential campaign, and former Secretary of State Colin Powell received similar backing in 1996. A poll by Public Policy Polling finds similar results. Business Insider reports that ...and more »

John McCain gets fired up while explaining the immigration reform legislation drafted by the "Gang of 8" senators. McCain said the current state of immigration is unacceptable and needs to be fixed. He said the current bill is not perfect, but he thinks it provides ...

At a closed-to-the-press event on Tuesday night, Clinton sided with John McCain—the Obama administration's biggest critic on Syria policy—in saying the US was being too cautious. "Some people say 'OK, see what a big mess it is? Stay out!' I think it's a big ...and more »