Tempers

If for no other reason, McCain might punch Wayne Gilchrist out.

Atlantans have this question posed to them this morning: “ Is John McCain giving "fit for the presidency" a new meaning, or are the tales about his temper overblown? ” Before I segue into Bill Clinton, a man with a prodigious temper who beat up school boys,  George Stephonopolous and Dick Morris, not to mention Hillary's temper, where staffers who dared look at her in passing were fired, this disclaimer.  I think Ann Coulter's assessment of John McCain is 100%, but unlike Ann, I look at the bright side. He's not Hillary He's not Obama He's very old.  Very. Ahem. Now you know that this is a completely objective discourse on ratbastardcommie media, who question McCain's fitness because Thad Cochran  said "He will make Cheney look like Gandhi." Woooooo!  Besides, I am pretty tired of the Bush "turn the other cheek" methodology.  For example, here's my local newspaper's (Annapolis Capital) reason for endorsing incumbent Wayne Gilchrist in tomorrow's Republican primary. "Is he more of a centrist than conservative GOP voters want?  Perhaps, but he's more in touch with his constituents than Mr. Harris (the conservative) could ever be. Mr. Gilchrist may be opposed to the Iraq war, but he still managed to get President Bush's endorsement.  That says a lot about whether he is seen as a reliable Republican. " (Feb. 7, 2008) Grrrr. I forgot what it was I was going to say now.