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An ASU professor and leaders in student politics weigh-in on the loss and legacy of Sen. John McCain

An analysis of the death of Sen. John McCain and the legacy he'll leave behind

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Sen. McCain's casket is carried into the North Phoenix Baptist Church in Phoenix, Arizona, on Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018.

ASU Professor and Leaders in Student Politics weigh-in on the loss and legacy of Sen. John McCain from The State Press on Vimeo.

Gina Woodall, ASU Senior Lecturer for the School of Politics, and presidents of Young Democrats and College Republicans Jesse Avalos and Judah Waxelbaum reflect on the legacy that Senator McCain will leave behind after serving the US for the last 60 years. Despite their differences both Avalos and Waxelbaum both agree that Sen. McCain's most powerful message for future politicians is to work hand-in-hand. Woodall, Avalos and Waxelbaum all then share how they feel Sen. McCain impacted the US the most.

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