John McCain, Party of One
Just like the Founders, McCain blended the concept of honor with the understanding of public virtue.
Andrew Cline is a journalist and commentator who has written on politics and public policy. He contributed essays and political commentary to The Weekly Standard between 2006 and 2018, covering topics including political culture, power dynamics, and figures such as John McCain. He has also served as an editorial page editor and opinion writer in New Hampshire media.
Just like the Founders, McCain blended the concept of honor with the understanding of public virtue.
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