Let's not delve into Dem/GOP debates here but think that today is Sen. McCain's 72nd b-day. So if he does the above he will be 80 when the next president greets him at the inauguration if he wins a 2nd term. Given that would it be a wise choice? BTW, his mother who was with him on the trail is 96.
My decision, heck ya! Your only as old as you want to be.
haha old man is old
Please stay on topic. I'm sure you wouldn't say to your grandparents "Hey Grandma and Grandpa, your just ancient!"
BTW, I forgot HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOHN McCAIN!!!
lol, sorry but im bored, posting random things is fun
we'll see what the world is like in 4 years, its constantly changing and after his 1st term, Americans may decide that he his the right leader, if not well they will elect someone else.
i think its a bit early to be thinking about the next election
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well if Johnny would to his business well then why not , but it's to early to even think about stuff like that
I'd much rather see Palin/somebody else ticket on 2012. Primarily because America would be screwed if they elected another Republican president and because Palin would be a good counter to the status quo of Democrats in office.
80 year olds do not make good leaders. Your mind goes with age, and the last thing we need is a old man with Alzheimers with his hand on the red button.
The only thing I would support John McCain in is euthanasia.
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As in go buy us some coffee.
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No, I wouldn't. I am not going to be one of those sour grapes people if Obama loses because I like McCain a lot better than most Republicans, but 76 is too old to have someone on the ticket who I don't believe is qualified to run the country.
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