WASHINGTON --- John McCain is getting a presidential farewell, but not from the actual sitting president. At McCain's request, former Presidents Barack Obama, a Democrat, and George W. Bush, a Republican, are speaking about the six-term senator on Saturday at Washington National Cathedral. It is the last event in Washington, where McCain lived and worked over four decades, and part of McCain's five-day, cross-country funeral procession. He died Aug. 25 at age 81. President Donald Trump was told to stay away, but he won't be far. The president is expected to remain in Washington this weekend. McCain's procession will come within a mile of the White House as it trave...
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