US 'have no credibility' on Egypt: McCain August 19, 2013 - 4:33AM US Senator John McCain, left, and Senator Lindsey Graham are urging President Obama to cut aid to Egypt. Republican Senator John McCain of Arizona predicted "a long period" of unrest and repression in Egypt in the face of US inaction following the Egyptian military's coup that deposed President Mohamed Mursi. "We have no credibility," after failing to follow through on the Democratic Obama administration's threat to cut off aid, McCain, a member of the Armed Services Committee, said on CNN's "State of the Union" program. The Brotherhood will go underground. Al-Qaeda will come to their aid With US-supplied "Apache helicopters flying overhead, nothing is more symbolic of the United States of America siding with the generals," McCain said. Senators McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, have led a push for the US to suspend all aid to Egypt to pressure authorities to halt a civil conflict that, over four days, has killed more than 800 people, including 173 since Friday, and injured thousands. Graham said Egypt is going to become a "failed state." He said the US should suspend aid because "we can't support the reaction of the military." He said aid should be suspended until there is a democratic transition. Where are we headed? We're headed for Algeria," Graham said on CBS's "Face the Nation" program. Al-Qaeda will come to their aid. And you're going to have an armed insurgency, not protesters on your hands, in the next six - 60 days or 90 days. And we're going to have a failed state in Egypt.