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| I just watched McCain deliver his victory speech in Dallas and he looked really old. We've known for a while that, if he won the general election, he'd be older than any other newly inaugurated president in history, older even than Ronald Reagan, but, until recently he always managed to seem fairly vigorous. Now, though, his age is really getting to him. While giving the speech, his left eyelid was constantly twitching, he appeared frail and, after it, he moved away with small unsteady steps. He looks old and it's going to cost him in the campaign. |
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Well yeah. He IS old genius! |
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He's a lizard. And he looks extremely old. He was there when Zenu dropped the H Bomb, and you all
know it. Even if you don't. |
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He friken like 73!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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What kind of debate is this? (I've had worse)
Of course he does.
And when Chuck Norris pointed it out, I didn't like him anymore.
("him" being Norris) |
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He is old |
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Yes, John McCain looks old, but he knows how to play this to his advantage very well. McCain once
told journalists that he is "older than dirt and has more scars than Frankenstein." By saying this,
McCain showed that he has a sense of humour, is able to disarm critics who point to his age and, on
occasion, can be self-depreciating.
McCain's age and his history of health problems, however, both mean that he must be very careful
when picking a running mate. If he wins the election in November, the chance that his vice president
may have to take over is higher than usual. I am absolutely certain, however, that McCain will not
pick Jeb Bush as his running mate. If I am wrong, I will owe Hidell a (virtual) pint. If Jeb then
"assists" McCain off the White House's second floor balcony--another wild conspiracy theory--I may
even buy our fellow debater a bottle of wine.
The Bushes are not terribly popular these days (for fairly obvious reasons) and it is more likely
that McCain will pick someone who can win over a key constituency. For example, Mike Huckabee could
secure the conservative Evangelical vote, but a black VP candidate could make inroads into the
country's African American communities. This latter option is most likely if the Democrats end up
choosing Obama. |
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But look at this i feel like if McCain gets in office he will die and we will be stuck under the
vice whoever that may be. He may keel over before inauguration he's not healthy |
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So was Reagen and he had two terms.
Ache it it'll do him good. |
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Yeah! He's old but look at his numbers, If i died i would wanna die knowing i had that kind of
influence on people. |
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