McCain, Tripping Over Words and Himself
Calling into question both his intelligence and ability to adequately serve our country, McCain piles on with the gaffes
Quick Geography Quiz
1.) True or False: Iraq and Pakinstan share a border.
Answer: False. If you answered “True”, you would be 1) Wrong and 2) in the company of John McCain of failing to recognize Pakistan and AFGHANISTAN share a border.
2.) True or False: Vladamir Putin is the President of Germany.
Answer: False. But don’t tell that to John McCain who recently proclaimed Russian President Vladamir Putin was in fact the President of Germany.
3.) True or false: Czecholoslavakia is a presently existing nation.
Answer: False. In 1993 Czechoslovakia became what is now known as the Czech Republic. But don’t tell that to John McCain, who still clings to 1992 in his mind. Let’s all think for a moment how tremendous 1992 was. 1992 gave us “Wayne’s World”, “Ren and Stimpy”, Kris Kross and their backwards clothing, and Barney people! BARNEY! Who can blame John McCain for wanting to continually relive such a wonderful time?!?
For more on John McCain’s many blunders visit, The Washington Post.
Tags: Gaffe, John McCain
July 23rd, 2008 at 10:08 am
These are some pretty flagrant errors for McCain. It’s interesting that he’s making so many gaffes recently – I don’t think we can place him in the same circle of stupidity to which George W. belongs. In fact, as much as it pains me to say it, McCain is actually a pretty smart guy (well, as smart as Republicans can get, anyway). So, why all these dumb statements? I think it may simply be a matter of age – John McCain is rapidly becoming a tired old man. Let’s face it – this guy doesn’t have the physical dexterity to run a marathon anytime soon. And don’t physical dexterity and mental dexterity go hand in hand? And, for a guy turning 72 next month, isn’t it safe to say that McCain has already peaked mentally? He had his shot at the presidency – it came and went during the 2000 primaries. The most powerful title on earth should not be handed to an old man already showing signs of dementia.