Shortly after news that Sen. John McCain had died, President Donald Trump took to Twitter like many in Washington, to express his condolences. Yet unlike most others, the commander in chief had nothing to say about the late senator and war hero, only sending condolences to his family. “My deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of Senator John McCain,” Trump wrote. “Our hearts and prayers are with you!”
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