McCain v 1.0 was a Reagan Republican. McCain v 2.0 was a Maverick. McCain v 3.0 is a right-wing Republican. He's still considered a maverick by some, as previously his stands did often differ significantly from the stands of either of the two parties. Most significantly he broke with the Republican leadership on Campaign Finance Reform and on Immigration, he has since backed off of both of these stances. His first major break with his party was in 1983 when as a freshman Congressman he voted against keeping US Marines in Lebanon, arguing that they were unlikely to succeed in what he perceived as a poorly defined mission. On most major issues today he has not diverted from the Republican party: that is to say, the war in Iraq, Bush tax cuts, etc. It should be noted, however, that the word Maverick comes from a cattle rancher that refused to brand his kine. His real reason for doing so was so he could claim any unbranded cow in the territory. So the term Maverick more closely associates with thief. John McCain's voting record shows him to be a rank-and-file Republican. Check out the link below.
John McCain
John McCain is known as a maverick.
John McCain was the United States presidential candidate that was known as a maverick.
John was a maverick who sang like nobody else in the choir.During the 2008 campaign, John Mccain and Sarah Palin referred to their status as mavericks in their party.
Yes, John McCain is still currently a U.S. senator of Arizona.
He was a maverick
He was a maverick
No, as of 2013 John McCain still opposes equality for gay people.
It appears the correct answer is 7. We are still waiting for McCain's staff to provide an answer to this question because John McCain is unable to remember how many homes he has.
McCain was still in High School during the war.
She works in Washington with John and they have a very good working relationship. They have a great deal of respect for each other.
John McCain was known for his strong and determined personality. He was often described as courageous, principled, and a maverick. He was known for his ability to work across party lines and his commitment to public service.