Is JOHN MCCAIN too DAMN OLD to be running for President?

is JOHN MCCAIN too DAMN OLD to be running for President?


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Hi,
It is NOT a question of age but a question of being able to lead and manage the biggest and most important democracy in the world.....  One can be young and be stupid and one can be old and brilliant....  So instead of asking yourself how old is he (or if he is too old) ask yourself if he is: smart / capable / talented / experienced enough to cope with that important / demanding job. 
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No. A president doesn't need to be young but rather needs to have the power to lead a country forward. McCain has certainly been through a lot and I certainly wouldn't rule him out because of age issues. There are many reasons why not to vote for McCain but this isn't one of them.


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Live simply, love generously and  care deeply.

 

Hi,

     John McCain is not too old to be President as long as he is not showing any signs and symptoms of dementia and Alzheimers disease.  He seems very lucid and still makes a lot of sense.

     Because of his age, he has got  a lot of experience more than Hillary and Obama combined.  That's why I think that he will be a very good President for at least one term.  Then either Condoleeza or Mitt Romney will follow.

     Obama is too young to be President.  He is just like a young kid trying to run the show.

 


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Hi Oron D and Ronen22,

     I agree with your views a 100%.   GOOD LUCK JOHN MCCAIN!!!


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