Irrelevant Cindy McCain channels jealous John

Donald Trump, a businessman with no previous political experience, is known far and wide as President of the United States. He accomplished what only 44 other men have done since George Washington was inaugurated April 30, 1789.  His successes on behalf of Americans have been unparalleled.

This fact continues to rankle Cindy McCain. Her now-deceased husband John, who had a lengthy career in D.C., ran for the presidency in 2000. He was so unpopular in his home state of Arizona, then-governor Jane Hull, a Republican, endorsed  George W. Bush, and was not reluctant to describe McCain‘s “flaring temper,” as a concerning disqualifier. Candidate McCain ultimately withdrew from the race. He reemerged as a presidential contender in 2008, losing to Democrat Barack Obama.

McCain, who reveled in his self-created “Maverick” image, earned the ire of state Republicans for his ongoing bonding with the left, and was censured by elected GOP leaders at their mandatory statutory meeting in 2016. He retaliated by waging a well-funded campaign, aided by wealthy San Francisco Obama donors, against the precinct committeemen and called scandal-plagued Hillary Clinton a “rock star he could support.”

Now his widow Cindy, poking her finger in the eye of the party he used to his advantage, has come out as a Biden supporter. Breitbart’s headline referring to her Tuesday appearance on The View is, Cindy McCain: Trump’s Rallies During Pandemic ‘All About Arrogance and Ego.’

Cindy, taking the place of her daughter, Mega, who is on maternity leave, whined, “To me, it’s a simple discussion. It’s all about arrogance and ego. This is not presidential. This has everything to do with a personal agenda, and that’s why we need a change. That’s exactly why we need Joe Biden in the White House to stop this and act with character and dignity and leadership and empathy more importantly. We’ve lost over 200,000 people in this country to COVID, and still, he does things like this in Florida. It’s outrageous.”

Jealousy is never attractive. It is even less so when it screeches from the grave and through McCain’s widow‘s bright red lips. The View’s Trump-hating co-hosts lapped it up.

John McCain’s mother, Roberta, who recently passed away at the age of 108, was more honest than her daughter-in-law, Cindy. This is what Mama McCain had to say about her disliked then-presidential candidate son:

When asked if her son can go on to be the GOP’s 2008 nominee, Roberta McCain said, “Yes, I think holding their nose they’re going to have to take him.” Click on the link for a priceless photo.