John McCain's explanation for why he doesn't use email is absolute gold
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Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona).
According to a National Journal report published Wednesday, McCain said he might angrily fire off missives he ends up regretting later.
"I don't email at all," McCain said. "I have other people and I tell them to email because I am just always worried I might say something. I am not the most calm and reserved person you know? I am afraid I might email something that in retrospect I wish I hadn't."
McCain is sometimes known for speaking his mind when he is frustrated with others. At a January Senate committee hearing, for example, he told some hecklers, "Get out of here, you low-life scum."
The National Journal article was focused on Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton's ongoing email controversy. A Monday night report in The New York Times revealed Clinton exclusively used a private email while serving as secretary of state, which reportedly violated federal guidelines.
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