John McCain was an honorable man and a war hero. Even though Trump disagrees.

*Whew* That last sentence I thought you were going to say "..forgetting that trump likes to get pissed on."

Its not hyperbolic to state that this may narrowly make it on the 100 Most Heinous Acts of potus 45 list.

Joke's on Kelly, the public is still going to be making his grave into a urinal anyway.

I remember saying to my brother when Obama and McCain got the nominations in 2008, "for the first time in my life I can't lose in a Presidential election, or have to settle for the least objectionable candidate". My brother, who had actively campaigned for Perot in his run against Clinton and Bush (and felt betrayed by Perot when he took a hiatus in mid campaign), said "how do you think I feel?" And perhaps that partially explains the tremendous backlash against Obama and the fertile ground for Trumpism .

Wow. An intelligent politics post on this site. Well done. I am mostly in agreement here. Personally, I think Trump is a reaction to a whole bunch of inevitable economic and social changes that happened late 1990s and early 2000s. The "Trump Voters" (formerly Tea Party) saw the world and norms they grew up with slipping away, and blamed those in government for that change (or at least for not stopping it). Obama's skin color (and his name sounding like Osama, plus mixed race heritage) was a visualization of all this inevitable change embodied in one person.

Trump talks to those people, who want the America of the 1980s again, when it was more accepted that white, English speaking Christians were in charge.

People will do that anyway.

It figures that someone had to suggest how it might affect him before Trump changed his mind. It’s not like he had a sense of decency Kelly could appeal to.

John McCain was a warmonger

HEROES that weren't captured, I believe.

Yes, he was & is an ass.

General bone spurs.