(OT)v McCain Owes America An Alzheimer's Test
 

http://www.democrats.com/mccain-owes...lzheimers-test


While Ted Kennedy and Michelle Obama were rocking the Democratic
convention in Denver, John McCain made his 13th appearance with Jay
Leno to joke about his age. McCain joked, "You forgot to mention that
I warned the people about the British coming," and added, "my Social
Security number is eight."

McCain has repeatedly tried to dismiss concerns about his age with
late-night jokes. On Saturday Night Live, he quipped: "What should we
be looking for in our next president? Certainly someone who is very,
very, very old."

But McCain's age is no joke. He will turn 72 on Friday and would be
halfway to 73 if elected and sworn in on January 20. That would make
him the oldest first-term President ever, two years older than Ronald
Reagan. He has survived four skin cancers (melanomas), including one
in 2000 that was classified as Stage IIa.

McCain is two years older than his father was when he died suddenly of
a heart attack at 70. He is 11 years older than his grandfather was
when he died suddenly of a heart attack at age 61.

The United States cannot afford the risk that McCain would die
suddenly in the middle of an international crisis.

Nor can we afford the risk of dementia. 22% of Americans over 70 are
affected by mild cognitive impairment, while 13% of Americans over 65
have Alzheimer's. Ronald Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age
83, but early signs were evident during his first term. Britain's
"Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher developed dementia at age 75.

Prescriptions can also adversely affect mental function. McCain takes
Simvastatin, a cholestoral drug that can cause memory loss. McCain
also takes Ambien to sleep, which can cause amnesia and "fugue states"
like the one that caused Rep. Patrick Kennedy's late-night car crash.
If the phone rang at 3 a.m., would McCain even wake up?

McCain's medical records are not available to physicians. He did not
"release" them for the campaign; he only allowed hand-picked reporters
to examine them quickly without making copies. And there were no
results of an Alzheimer's test, because McCain has never had one -
even though he has 6 of the 10 warning signs, including his inability
to remember facts like the number of homes he owns or the U.S.
invasion of Iraq in 2003.

John McCain owes America a thorough test for Alzheimer's and cognitive
impairment long before Election Day

(OT)v McCain Owes America An Alzheimer's Test
 

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http://www.democrats.com/mccain-owes...lzheimers-test


While Ted Kennedy and Michelle Obama were rocking the Democratic
convention in Denver, John McCain made his 13th appearance with Jay
Leno to joke about his age. McCain joked, "You forgot to mention that
I warned the people about the British coming," and added, "my Social
Security number is eight."

McCain has repeatedly tried to dismiss concerns about his age with
late-night jokes. On Saturday Night Live, he quipped: "What should we
be looking for in our next president? Certainly someone who is very,
very, very old."

But McCain's age is no joke. He will turn 72 on Friday and would be
halfway to 73 if elected and sworn in on January 20. That would make
him the oldest first-term President ever, two years older than Ronald
Reagan. He has survived four skin cancers (melanomas), including one
in 2000 that was classified as Stage IIa.

McCain is two years older than his father was when he died suddenly of
a heart attack at 70. He is 11 years older than his grandfather was
when he died suddenly of a heart attack at age 61.

The United States cannot afford the risk that McCain would die
suddenly in the middle of an international crisis.

Nor can we afford the risk of dementia. 22% of Americans over 70 are
affected by mild cognitive impairment, while 13% of Americans over 65
have Alzheimer's. Ronald Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age
83, but early signs were evident during his first term. Britain's
"Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher developed dementia at age 75.

Prescriptions can also adversely affect mental function. McCain takes
Simvastatin, a cholestoral drug that can cause memory loss. McCain
also takes Ambien to sleep, which can cause amnesia and "fugue states"
like the one that caused Rep. Patrick Kennedy's late-night car crash.
If the phone rang at 3 a.m., would McCain even wake up?

McCain's medical records are not available to physicians. He did not
"release" them for the campaign; he only allowed hand-picked reporters
to examine them quickly without making copies. And there were no
results of an Alzheimer's test, because McCain has never had one -
even though he has 6 of the 10 warning signs, including his inability
to remember facts like the number of homes he owns or the U.S.
invasion of Iraq in 2003.

John McCain owes America a thorough test for Alzheimer's and cognitive
impairment long before Election Day

There are so many reasons not to vote for this guy and age is one of
them. McCain looks like warmed over death to me and if elected I don't
expect he will make it through one term. Being president is different
from being a Senator. It's much more stressful. I've watched presidents
age 4 or 5 times faster than the people around them.

If McCain dies in office then we will have a white trash beauty queen
for president. Just the kind of person we would want up against Putin or
another bad guy of the day. Talk about looking weak.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

(OT)v McCain Owes America An Alzheimer's Test
 

On Fri, 05 Sep 2008 14:12:25 -0700, Telamon wrote:

If McCain dies in office then we will have a white trash beauty queen
for president. Just the kind of person we would want up against Putin or
another bad guy of the day. Talk about looking weak.

We get the exact government we deserve.

(OT)v McCain Owes America An Alzheimer's Test
 

On Sep 5, 5:12 pm, Telamon
wrote:
In article
,



wrote:
http://www.democrats.com/mccain-owes...lzheimers-test

While Ted Kennedy and Michelle Obama were rocking the Democratic
convention in Denver, John McCain made his 13th appearance with Jay
Leno to joke about his age. McCain joked, "You forgot to mention that
I warned the people about the British coming," and added, "my Social
Security number is eight."

McCain has repeatedly tried to dismiss concerns about his age with
late-night jokes. On Saturday Night Live, he quipped: "What should we
be looking for in our next president? Certainly someone who is very,
very, very old."

But McCain's age is no joke. He will turn 72 on Friday and would be
halfway to 73 if elected and sworn in on January 20. That would make
him the oldest first-term President ever, two years older than Ronald
Reagan. He has survived four skin cancers (melanomas), including one
in 2000 that was classified as Stage IIa.

McCain is two years older than his father was when he died suddenly of
a heart attack at 70. He is 11 years older than his grandfather was
when he died suddenly of a heart attack at age 61.

The United States cannot afford the risk that McCain would die
suddenly in the middle of an international crisis.

Nor can we afford the risk of dementia. 22% of Americans over 70 are
affected by mild cognitive impairment, while 13% of Americans over 65
have Alzheimer's. Ronald Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age
83, but early signs were evident during his first term. Britain's
"Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher developed dementia at age 75.

Prescriptions can also adversely affect mental function. McCain takes
Simvastatin, a cholestoral drug that can cause memory loss. McCain
also takes Ambien to sleep, which can cause amnesia and "fugue states"
like the one that caused Rep. Patrick Kennedy's late-night car crash.
If the phone rang at 3 a.m., would McCain even wake up?

McCain's medical records are not available to physicians. He did not
"release" them for the campaign; he only allowed hand-picked reporters
to examine them quickly without making copies. And there were no
results of an Alzheimer's test, because McCain has never had one -
even though he has 6 of the 10 warning signs, including his inability
to remember facts like the number of homes he owns or the U.S.
invasion of Iraq in 2003.

John McCain owes America a thorough test for Alzheimer's and cognitive
impairment long before Election Day

There are so many reasons not to vote for this guy and age is one of
them. McCain looks like warmed over death to me and if elected I don't
expect he will make it through one term. Being president is different
from being a Senator. It's much more stressful. I've watched presidents
age 4 or 5 times faster than the people around them.

If McCain dies in office then we will have a white trash beauty queen
for president. Just the kind of person we would want up against Putin or
another bad guy of the day. Talk about looking weak.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Wasilla is the Meth Capital of Alaska;

http://www.juneauempire.com/stories/...50308002.shtml

One would think she'd have cleaned that up if she'd been an effective
mayor

- And I agree, He's been badly injured; in captivity in iet nam.
It's time for him to retire ,

Not take on a stressful job..

I don't trust that Woman . She fires too many people.

A pit bull with Lipstick should not have their hand on Nuclear Weapons

(OT) : John "Smiley" McCain Owes America 8 Years of Strong Leadership
 

On Sep 5, 1:55*pm, wrote:
http://www.democrats.com/mccain-owes...lzheimers-test

- While Ted Kennedy and Michelle Obama were
- rocking the Democratic convention in Denver,


Next you will be touting Michelle Obama as
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Obama
the next Jacqueline Kennedy like First Lady...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackie_Kennedy
-but- that is all 'style' and no real substance.

(OT) : John "Smiley" McCain Owes America 8 Years of StrongLeadership
 

On Fri, 05 Sep 2008 14:49:12 -0700, RHF wrote:

Speaking of "Smiley", check out these 2 ****-eating grins:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...n29aug2005.jpg

(OT) : John "Smiley" McCain Owes America 8 Years of StrongLeadership
 

On Sep 5, 4:37*pm, Dave wrote:
On Fri, 05 Sep 2008 14:49:12 -0700, RHF wrote:

- Speaking of "Smiley", check out these 2 ****-eating grins:
-
- http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...n29aug2005.jpg

Dave - Just makes me want to 'Smile' too ~ RHF

(OT)v McCain Owes America An Alzheimer's Test
 

(OT)v McCain Owes America An Alzheimer's Test
 

In article ,
animal02 wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article
,
wrote:

http://www.democrats.com/mccain-owes...lzheimers-test


While Ted Kennedy and Michelle Obama were rocking the Democratic
convention in Denver, John McCain made his 13th appearance with Jay
Leno to joke about his age. McCain joked, "You forgot to mention that
I warned the people about the British coming," and added, "my Social
Security number is eight."

McCain has repeatedly tried to dismiss concerns about his age with
late-night jokes. On Saturday Night Live, he quipped: "What should we
be looking for in our next president? Certainly someone who is very,
very, very old."

But McCain's age is no joke. He will turn 72 on Friday and would be
halfway to 73 if elected and sworn in on January 20. That would make
him the oldest first-term President ever, two years older than Ronald
Reagan. He has survived four skin cancers (melanomas), including one
in 2000 that was classified as Stage IIa.

McCain is two years older than his father was when he died suddenly of
a heart attack at 70. He is 11 years older than his grandfather was
when he died suddenly of a heart attack at age 61.

The United States cannot afford the risk that McCain would die
suddenly in the middle of an international crisis.

Nor can we afford the risk of dementia. 22% of Americans over 70 are
affected by mild cognitive impairment, while 13% of Americans over 65
have Alzheimer's. Ronald Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at age
83, but early signs were evident during his first term. Britain's
"Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher developed dementia at age 75.

Prescriptions can also adversely affect mental function. McCain takes
Simvastatin, a cholestoral drug that can cause memory loss. McCain
also takes Ambien to sleep, which can cause amnesia and "fugue states"
like the one that caused Rep. Patrick Kennedy's late-night car crash.
If the phone rang at 3 a.m., would McCain even wake up?

McCain's medical records are not available to physicians. He did not
"release" them for the campaign; he only allowed hand-picked reporters
to examine them quickly without making copies. And there were no
results of an Alzheimer's test, because McCain has never had one -
even though he has 6 of the 10 warning signs, including his inability
to remember facts like the number of homes he owns or the U.S.
invasion of Iraq in 2003.

John McCain owes America a thorough test for Alzheimer's and cognitive
impairment long before Election Day

There are so many reasons not to vote for this guy and age is one of
them. McCain looks like warmed over death to me and if elected I don't
expect he will make it through one term. Being president is different
from being a Senator. It's much more stressful. I've watched presidents
age 4 or 5 times faster than the people around them.

If McCain dies in office then we will have a white trash beauty queen
for president. Just the kind of person we would want up against Putin or
another bad guy of the day. Talk about looking weak.

As opposed to BO puckering up and kissing Putin's ass?

Both McCain and O-bla-ma are really bad choices.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

(OT)v McCain Owes America An Alzheimer's Test
 

Telamon wrote:

Both McCain and O-bla-ma are really bad choices.

AMEN!

What a sad time for America... :-(