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Understanding the McCain Targeting of Kari Lake

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John McCain’s widow, Cindy, and her daughter Meghan worked hard to ensure that Kari Lake didn’t win the gubernatorial election in Arizona. Cindy worked behind the scenes with her deep-pocketed friends. The McCains are a powerful family in Arizona. Meghan gave interviews and tweeted her contempt.

Meghan reveled in Kari Lake’s defeat.

One of her tweets:

Perhaps she believed everything she said about Kari Lake, but the fact that she would prefer Katie Hobbs says a lot more about her loyalties.

This shouldn’t come as a surprise.

George Soros was one of the donors to the McCain Institute for International Leadership. McCain and Soros were friends. They became friends when the senator was exposed as a member of the “Keating Five.” This was during the savings and loan (S&L) industry scandal under former President George H.W. Bush’s administration.

The McCain family probably has more in common with George Soros than any Republican except perhaps for people like Lindsey Graham and Mitt Romney. They’re globalists.

6 COMMENTS

  1. If McCain went to jail over his involvement in the Keating Five, The World and Arizona would be a better place. McCain is yet another reason for the Repeal of the 17th Amendment and the State legislature picking Senators.

  2. It’s a deeply corrupt and destructive family. The tradition goes back to McCain’s navy days, and probably to his father. They are predators upon America.

    The only money really useful in the election was the money to commit election crimes. That includes money to produce illegal ballots and to restrict the counting of legitimate votes. The bribing includes election officials, the SoS office and maybe judges. These people do not commit serious crimes for free.

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