With sanctions, McCain’s bummed he can’t go to Siberia

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Rarely do we see politicians have this much fun with a serious matter. But Twitter seems to bring out the best in them.

After Russia imposed entry bans on a handful of U.S. politicians, those same politicians took to Twitter to have some fun with it and say they’re proud to be #SanctionedByPutin.

But later in the day, Arizona Sen. John McCain tossed out this gem and mocked the Russian sanctions:

In an official release, he goes on to say “I will never cease my efforts on behalf of the freedom, independence, and territorial integrity of Ukraine, including Crimea.”

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