Jon Kyl Announces Plans to Resign From Senate
Sen. Jon Kyl (R., Ariz.) on Thursday hand-delivered a letter to Gov. Doug Ducey (R., Ariz.) announcing his intention to resign from the Senate on Dec. 31.
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Liberal Student Activists Chant ‘John McCain’s Dead,’ ‘Reagan’s Dead’ Outside Ben Shapiro Event
Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro spoke at a conservative event Tuesday night at Ohio State University, prompting liberal student activists to chant, “Reagan’s dead” and “John McCain’s dead.”
MSNBC Analyst Compares Trump’s Invocation of Caravan to Reichstag Fire
Former Senator Jon Kyl Appointed to Fill McCain’s Senate Seat
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R.) announced Tuesday that former Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl, a fellow Republican, will fill the Senate seat previously held by the late Sen. John McCain.
FREE BEACON ANALYSIS: Joe Biden’s Expressive Brow Cements Status as 2020 Frontrunner
Former Vice President Joe Biden, 75, is the prohibitive favorite to win the Democratic nomination for president in 2020 (should Hillary Clinton decide not to run again). Biden recently spoke at the memorial service for his former colleague, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, where he exuded his signature “aw schucks” charisma with the help of …
Bill Bennett: Don’t Forget the Conservative Side of John McCain
McCain Adviser: ‘He Believed in American Exceptionalism to the Very Core of His Being’
Leader of Arizona’s #RedforEd Movement ‘Not Sorry’ John McCain Died
A lead organizer for Arizona’s #RedforEd teacher protest, which presents itself as a bipartisan movement but has closely aligned itself with Democrat David Garcia, has been celebrating the death of John McCain, suggesting he be replaced in the senate by an “empty rusted bucket.”
Graham: Trump Called to Compliment Me for Tribute to McCain
Trump Re-Lowers White House Flags to Half-Staff for McCain, Gives Statement Praising His Service
President Donald Trump ordered the flag flying above the White House re-lowered to half-staff on Monday as a sign of respect for Sen. John McCain (R., Ariz.) and issued a proclamation praising his service “despite our differences on policy.”
