Sen. John McCain's claim he has nothing to do with the McCain Institute doesn't pass smell test

The Saudi's gave $1 million to the McCain Institute and you know how mush John McCain loves the Saudis.

McCain is facing questions about his ties to an eponymous nonprofit, after Bloomberg reported the Saudi government had donated $1 million to the nonprofit’s fundraising arm...

The McCain Institute for International Leadership was created in December 2012, with an $8.7 million donation in unused funds from McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign...

McCain regularly attends events and fundraisers hosted by the McCain Institute. His wife, Cindy McCain, is on the institute’s Human Trafficking Advisory Council, working with the nonprofit to raise awareness for her main policy issue. Many of McCain’s longtime political allies sit on the nonprofit’s board of directors. Tax records show a longtime McCain fundraiser, Carly Eudy, maintains the McCain Institute Foundation’s financial records.

In the video embedded below, McCain again claims he has nothing to do with the McCain Institute and they only use his name.




McCain's claim is about as credible as Hillary's Clinton Foundation claims.

Proof Hollywood is stupid: Watch them announce the wrong Best Picture winner #Oscarssostupid

Th Russians hacked the Oscars!

WATCH: 'La La Land' announced as #Oscars Best Picture winner, but only until a mistake is realized with 'Moonlight' being the real winner. pic.twitter.com/wYsUngcdwe

— ABC News (@ABC) February 27, 2017

Libtards disrupt prayer and Pledge of Allegiance at Sen. Cassidy's town hall

These are not constituents wanting to engage with their Senator. They are leftist agitators there to disrupt the meeting.

Saturday Fun Video: ISIS's nightmare: Yazidi Kurdish female fighters are seeking to avenge their sisters

It's long, but worth it.

NY Times new marketing campaign: The truth is more important now than when Obama was President.

Okay. I fixed the last part for them.

The New York Times has a new marketing campaign: "The truth is more important now than ever." pic.twitter.com/FLPPIozpXn

— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 23, 2017

Adult Leadership: Trump reverses Obama guidelines that promoted schools allowing boys to shower with girls

If you think it's a good idea to #ProtectTransKids by making high school showers co-ed, you must be a 15 year-old boy. No sane adult would think this was a good idea, but we are talking about policies instituted by liberals.

AP) — Transgender students on Wednesday lost federal protections that allowed them to use school bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identities, as the Trump administration stepped into a long-simmering national debate.The administration came down on the side of states’ rights, lifting Obama-era federal guidelines that had been characterized by Republicans as an example of overreach.Without the Obama directive, it will be up to states and school districts to interpret federal anti-discrimination law and determine whether students should have access to restrooms in accordance with their expressed gender identity and not just their biological sex.“This is an issue best solved at the state and local level,” Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said. “Schools, communities and families can find – and in many cases have found – solutions that protect all students.”

Trump Derangement Syndrome: Rep. Maxine Waters calls Sec. Tillerson and Trump advisors "Scumbags"

The poster child for term limits...

Rep. @MaxineWaters: Trump friends and advisors with ties to Russia are "a bunch of scumbags" #inners https://t.co/L8EBBvAQ3i

— All In w/Chris Hayes (@allinwithchris) February 22, 2017

Sen. Rand Paul defends President Trump against John McCain attack...

Kentucky has one good senator. His name is Rand Paul. Paul also has a decent plan to repeal and replace Obamacare by mostly letting the free market work.

Via The Washington Examiner:

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Sunday warned against taking seriously comments his Senate colleague John McCain of Arizona made on Saturday, in which the Arizona lawmaker compared President Trump's actions toward the press to "how dictators get started."
"The thing is, I don't agree with his analysis and applying that to the president," Paul told Jon Karl, guest host of ABC's "This Week." "Everything that [McCain] says about the president is colored by his own personal dispute he's got running with President Trump and it should be taken with a grain of salt, because John McCain's the guy that's advocated for war everywhere. He would bankrupt the nation."

John McCain recorded a Tokyo Rose-style propaganda message - See more at: http://www.trunews.com/article/john-mccains-1969-tokyo-rose-propaganda-recording-released#sthash.u3Wr6B6l.dpuf

John McCain once recorded a Tokyo Rose-style propaganda message. Audio here.