Washington (AFP) - Family and congressional colleagues pushed back Friday against attacks on cancer-stricken John McCain, including one by a White House aide who reportedly said the senator's opposition to a presidential nominee did not matter because "he's dying anyway."
Amid rising bipartisan fury, the White House declined to apologize, or to acknowledge that the comments attributed by US media to White House communications aide Kelly Sadler were even made.
Amid rising bipartisan fury, the White House declined to apologize, or to acknowledge that the comments attributed by US media to White House communications aide Kelly Sadler were even made.












