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| The Boston Globe |
Senator McCain diagnosed with an aggressive brain cancer
The Boston Globe Early in the 2016 campaign, McCain largely held his tongue when Trump questioned his status as a war hero by saying: ''He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren't captured.'' McCain stuck by Trump at times seemingly through ... Sen. John McCain diagnosed with aggressive type of brain cancerChicago Tribune Doctors: Sen. John McCain diagnosed with aggressive brain cancerLincoln Journal Star 'Toughest man' in US Senate John McCain battling brain cancerChicago Sun-Times all 4 news articles » |
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