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To: isrul

“I hadn’t really see McCain in a while. But tonight I did see him on the news> He does not look good. He looks old. He looks weak. Not frail but weak. Like someone with no spark of lust for life. There was also a look in his eyes that I have seen in other older people when they are on the verge of being three sheets to the wind.
Until now I just thought of McCain as a cantankerous, backstabbing RINO unfit for the office. But I don’t think that is really an issue after seeing him. He looks like someone who is not ready for any type of contest even if his life depended on it.”

That’s exactly what I’ve thought of him the last month or so.

Either A) The campaign has worn him down to the point where he’s better off in a nursing home than in the oval office, or B) It’s a calculated attempt to hide the abrasive “Captain Queeg” side of his personality.


309 posted on 03/04/2008 4:53:43 PM PST by Pravious
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To: Pravious
I'm almost reluctant to criticize him because he is obviously in such bad shape. He can't run any kind of a campaign. all the fluff and makeup in the world can't breathe life into him. I don't know what people are thinking.

Tony snow said today, that because of McCain's age (72), he should pick Colin Powell (70) as a VP. What's wrong with these people? Have they totally lost their minds?

364 posted on 03/04/2008 5:05:10 PM PST by isrul
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To: Pravious

Agreed, McCain needs a little sun and to wear a tie to hide his neck.
Anyone who thinks his age isn’t going to be hinted at & brought up again and again in the coming months is dreaming.


423 posted on 03/04/2008 5:17:15 PM PST by 1066AD
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