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'I hope he dies right now': John McCain returns to Senate following cancer diagnosis, begins The Triggering

Sen. John McCain returned to the Senate today for the first time following news that doctors found a brain tumor while performing surgery to remove a blood clot from his eye.

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McCain received good wishes from across the political spectrum, including tweets from Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. And on Tuesday, when he returned to the Senate floor, he was met with a rousing ovation from his colleagues before voting yes on a motion to proceed with debate on the Senate health care bill, a motion that passed thanks to a tie-breaking vote by Vice President Mike Pence.

McCain’s return was expected, as was his vote to move to proceed with the BCRA, which inspired David Corn of Mother Jones to tweet Monday night:

Oh well, there goes McCain’s status as war hero. There were quite a few begrudgingly supportive tweets out there, like this one from the New York Times Nicholas Kristof, which pretty much set the template for those trying to appear objective:

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Of course, not everyone felt compelled as Kristof did to add that first bit about admiring McCain.

https://twitter.com/aegies/status/889923999555358721

https://twitter.com/jesseberney/status/889923577906114561

https://twitter.com/StaceGots/status/889924914647633920

https://twitter.com/sarahmseltzer/status/889923561825198083

https://twitter.com/sarahmseltzer/status/889923970438397957

https://twitter.com/MarisaKabas/status/889923718243389441

https://twitter.com/Shakestweetz/status/889924230082592768

https://twitter.com/MattSaccaro/status/889925363392016384

https://twitter.com/jpegjoshua/status/889923730453012480

https://twitter.com/LevNovak/status/889923907679121409

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https://twitter.com/17days/status/889924984243728385

https://twitter.com/MattSaccaro/status/889924286902923265

Now that we know the account of the spokesperson for the entire world, posts will likely be a lot shorter.

https://twitter.com/dangillmor/status/889924670631407616

https://twitter.com/CiCiAdams_/status/889925124585029632

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Well, at least someone knows exactly how many people will die if Obamacare is repealed and replaced with something else. Reality check, please?

https://twitter.com/EWErickson/status/889934143605399553

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Update:

Here’s a short video clip to prove that McCain didn’t have to log on to social media to see the lack of class that his return inspired.

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