“Nothing has been done, my friends, nothing has been done!”. John McCain made his first appearance in the Senate after brain surgery. Video
John McCain spoke in the Senate for the first time since he was diagnosed with brain cancer.
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John McCain, Senator
Many of you in recent days has supported me with care and prayers, and I find it very important — really important. So many people told me nice words that seem to some of you me with someone confused. I appreciate, however, every word, even if many of these words I did not deserve.
But nothing has been done, my friends, nothing has been done! The only thing that we have done we have approved of the Nile Gorsuch a Supreme court justice. Our health insurance system is a mess. We all know that. Those who support Obamacare and those who oppose it. Need something to do. We, the Republicans, were looking for a way to replace this insurance with something else, without paying a terrible political price. We have not yet found a solution, and I’m not sure what we will do.
I’m going home for a while, a little to heal. I will make every effort to return here, and many of you will regret about every good thing said about me. And hopefully I’ll prove that it is a privilege to serve the American people with you.
Thank you, senators. Mr. Chairman, you have the floor.