There was a man born in 1936, he went into the military in 1958, in 1967 he was captured and released in 1973.

He returned home to a wife he married in 1965 and she was enduring recovery from a crippling car accident in 1969. Though the wife was crippled, in 1976 in Florida, he began having extra-marital affairs.

In 1979 this man met a woman who was 15 years younger than his crippled wife and started an extra-marital affair with her.

In 1980 he asked for a divorce, which was granted in April 1980 and, in the middle of May 1980, he married the younger woman he was having an affair with.

In 1982 the man entered politics and won a Congressional seat. He began a Senate career in 1987 and, in 2000, made an unsuccessful bid for president and is now seeking reelection to the Senate.

Recently this man declared he cannot support Donald Trump because of his inappropriate behavior to women. The demeaning comments made it impossible for him and his wife to support Mr. Trump and his wife. He claims, “is a strong supporter of human rights and has great respect for women,” per an article in the local Tucson paper.

Does the general public believe a few nasty words are worse than an earlier adultery couple who cheated on a crippled woman?

His name is John McCain.