John McCain's widow Cindy joins "The Swamp" advisory board of Joe Biden's transition team

 The widow of late Republican senator John McCain, who is the one who delivered the notorious fake "Steele Report" to congress,  has joined the transition team of incoming Democrat president-elect Joe Biden.

Cindy McCain is taking on an advisory board role for Biden's transition team, which will help usher the former vice president into the Oval Office in the next two and a half months, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Senator John McCain served in Congress for decades and ran for president in 2008, when he lost to Barack Obama.  Biden was the vice president on the Obama ticket. 

In an interview with Good Morning America after Biden's victory, Cindy celebrated the election results and told Republicans: 'It’s time not just for Americans to get together and work together, but most importantly, it’s time that we Republicans put country first, not party.'

She also requested Trump concede to Biden in a 'gracious manner' like her late husband did upon his 2008 election defeat.

Trump has refused to concede, and has insisted, without evidence, that Democrats have tried to steal the election with rampant voter fraud. 

Cindy McCain is the second Republican to join the transition team, following in the footsteps of Bob McDonald, who also served as the Secretary of Veteran Affairs for several years under Obama.

McCain will advise the transition team on issues facing women and children, according to the New York Post.

The advisory board has already met once and will meet again some time in the next few weeks. 

McCain's inclusion on the transition team marks the continuation of an alliance between her and Biden.

She was one of the most outspoken Republicans to endorse Biden in his race against incumbent Republican Donald Trump.

'My husband John lived by a code: country first. We are Republicans, yes, but Americans foremost. There’s only one candidate in this race who stands up for our values as a nation, and that is @JoeBiden,' McCain stated in her Twitter endorsement in September.

She also participated in the Democratic National Convention in August, where she lauded the positive relationship between her late husband and Biden.

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