TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月26日 09時44分

John McCain, an Arizona Republican and steady defense hawk, died on Aug. 25 at 81. The Navy pilot survived a five-year stay at the Hanoi Hilton and several bouts of skin cancer before succumbing to an aggressive form of brain cancer, diagnosed in July 2017. A day earlier, the McCain family released a statement announcing the Senator would no longer be undergoing medical treatment, all but telegraphing to the country and to the world that the fight was coming to an end. McCain was an #American original and an icon. His temper was legendary, his warmth remarkable. He swore like the sailor he once was and loved a good night in a casino, occasionally staying well past midnight with friends, lobbyists and fellow lawmakers. He fought with members of both parties, shrugged off his critics and often remarked that while no one would mistake him for Miss Congeniality, nor would they accuse him of being a pushover. His political instincts weren’t inerrant, but his principles rarely wavered. The slogan of his unsuccessful 2008 presidential campaign, Country First, rang true until the end. Read TIME’s full obituary on the former prisoner of war, veteran legislator and two-time presidential contender at TIME.com. Photograph by @christopher_vii—@viiphoto for TIME

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