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Revision as of 06:34, 22 June 2014
John McCain
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 77 |
| Hair Color | Gray |
| Occupation | Senator from Arizona |
| Religion | Baptist Congregant |
| Voiced by | Matt Stone |
| First Appearance | About Last Night... |
About
A longtime Senator from Arizona and Vietnam war veteran, McCain's political career has all been a cover-up for his criminal activity as part of a ring of elite thieves with Barack Obama and David Quincy. He and Obama orchestrated every move of the 2008 election to get Obama in the White House so they could pull off the ultimate theft - the long-believed 'ungettable' Hope Diamond. He was presumed dead in the same explosion that killed Sarah Palin and David Quincy on Election Day 2008, but is alive under an unknown alias in the Caribbean.
Quotes
- "Boom Baby!"
- "Guys, we've all known each other a long time, had many incredible adventures, but this is going to be our greatest feat ever." (About Last Night...)
- "I just looove happy endings." (About Last Night...)
Featured Episodes
- About Last Night... (s12e12)
Fun Facts
- Matt Stone and Trey Parker considered bringing back McCain for "Obama Wins!" but worried about the episode becoming too close to it's predecessor.