Marco Rubio wants NATO headquarters named after John McCain

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Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., is getting behind the push to name the new NATO headquarters in Brussels after John McCain.

Rubio said Thursday there was “no greater” supporter of the Atlantic alliance than the late Arizona Republican and Senate Armed Services chairman, and that he is drafting a Senate resolution in support of placing his name on the billion-dollar facility.

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