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Opening up Twitter Sunday morning was like entering a choose your own adventure

obituary for Senator John McCain.

There were people calling him a war hero.

There were people calling him a war criminal.

There were people talking about how noble a campaign he ran against Barack Obama in 2008,

and others saying how his selection of Sarah Palin as his running mate paved the way

for President Donald Trump.

I saw some reporter sharing stories of how decent he could be when you caught him alone

on his campaign tour bus or on an elevator in the Capitol building, and others were quick

to point out how he could be a total bully, how coarse he could be.

What's clear was this, Love and Marhadeem, Maverick or Hippocrite, John McCain will go down

as one of the most significant political figures of a generation, starting with Vietnam.

He was the son and grandson of Navy Admiral's, and he would joke about how he was, I think,

fifth from the bottom of his graduating class at the Naval Academy.

I was an undistinguished member of the class of 1958.

My superiors didn't hold me in very high esteem in those days, and I was his relief to

graduate fifth from the bottom of my class, as a Naval Academy was to see me go.

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