Vietnam War
No <><><><> If you are speaking of Senator John McCain, he was not yet BORN when the War of 1812 took place.
Arizona Senator John McCain served during the Vietnam War and as a POW was a prisoner for five and a half years .
no he did not this is fake
Senator McCain believes strongly in the rights of the US to defend itself. He supports war when US interests are threatened.
McCain fought in the Vietnam war, was a prisoner, and was a senator in Arizona
he is going to let troops fight till the war is done
There are several Vietnam War era veterans serving in Congress. The include former senator, and Secretary of State, John Kerry, Senator John McCain, Senator Max Cleland, Senator Tom Daschle, Senator Chris Dodd, Senator Jack Reed, Senator John Warner, and Senator Charles Robb.
John McCain was a prisoner of war alongside fellow Vietnam War POW and future U.S. Senator, John "Jack" McCain, who is also known as the son of Admiral John S. McCain Jr. However, a more notable figure he was imprisoned with is the actor and former U.S. Congressman, Sam Johnson, who later served in the House of Representatives. Both men endured the harsh conditions of captivity during the Vietnam War.
Assuming John McCain or Barry Goldwater.
McCain was still in High School during the war.
McCain was a POW during the Vietnam war.
John McCain did not commit treason. He was a U.S. senator and a war hero, known for his service during the Vietnam War, where he was captured and held as a prisoner of war. Allegations of treason against him, often stemming from his criticisms of certain political actions or his willingness to engage with adversaries, are unfounded and largely politically motivated. McCain consistently advocated for democracy, human rights, and bipartisan cooperation throughout his career.