Murtha says McCain too old to be president

[rebgirl420]

Uck! Murtha!

As a Pennsylvanian I am SEVERELY pissed off that this guy is in office. It seems my state got stuck with the crappiest politicians ever. Like Arlen Specter, Murtha, Ed Rendel just to name a few. Murtha is the biggest pork barreled spender in the whole fucking nation! He blows constant tax payers money on his own little lobbyist and personal agenda projects.

The man should be tarred and feathered for treason.


I don't worry about McCains age in the least. I'm glad he's older, more experience. Besides, he may just pick a decent vice president.

rebgirl420 Reviewed by rebgirl420 on 04-17-2008. Murtha says McCain too old to be president WASHINGTON - Democratic Rep. John Murtha said Wednesday that Republican Sen. John McCain is too old to be president. Murtha is 75, four years older than McCain. He says they are nearly the same age, and the rigors and stress of running the country is too much for guys their age. "I've served with seven presidents," Murtha told a union audience. "When they come in, they all make mistakes. They all get older." "This one guy running is about as old as me," he said, drawing laughter and Rating: 5

[dragonrider]

Hasn't Mccain had like 4 heart attacks and other serious health ailments. I'm starting to believe that he may just be immortal. While I wouldn't call him healthy; it would seem that Death just can't sink his scythe into John McCain. lol

The heart attacks were Cheney's --- he has about 5 a day, but he is kept alive by the secret nanobots in his bloodstream and the Dark Side of the Force.

McCain's problem is cancer and old age. He was diagnosed with melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer in 2000. He had several deadly tumors removed from his face at that time. You can see the scars and peristant puffiness on his left cheek where they cut out the lessions.

He's an old man. If he were to win, he'd be 72 going into office. And if he won two terms he'd be 80. Some people do fine at that age, but some don't. I remember Reagan testifying at the Iran-Contra hearings and answering "I don't recall" to every question. I thought he was just covering up, but he probably already had Alzheimers at that time --- it's what he eventually died of, and it was probalby already affecting his thinking when he was in office.

The presidency eats people up. Look at pictures of Bush and Clinton going into office and comng out. It ages you more than mormal in each 4-year term. Does McCain look like he can afford much aging?

He better pick a damn qualified VP, because there is a decent chance of him dying in office if he is elected.