It's not just his beady eyed stares when he gives those off the shelf talking points, it's more so the fact that he is making huge mistakes when telling anecdotes and reciting facts. I have a strong suspicion that John McCain read Solzhenitsyn book 10 or 15 years ago, and somewhere down the line, he forgot that story was in a book, and thought that he experienced it in POW camp. Now, it might be easy for one to say that POW's will experience nightmares, dreams or hallucinations about their experience in the form of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, but as much as McCain is wearing his time as a prisoner on his sleeve, I would be hardpressed to say that he is still suffering from PTSD today. All this being said, I find it hard to believe that one could go through torture and imprisonment, and forget what actually happened to you, and what you read in a book...that is unless your brain is starting to fade away. I do believe that if John McCain got his brain checked out, he would show the first signs of dementia, if not early signs of alzheimers. He looks like someone dresses him, and then tells him,"if you go out on stage and say these things, all 2,000 of those people out there will love you Johnny". An
d that gets that little pander bear heart all bubbling and excited, and McCain just goes out and there's all these bright lights, and every time he says something from th
at day's designated talking point list, he gets a few angry shouts of support from the people who are still bitter about Obama's statements in Pennsylvania. Sometimes, he for
gets what he's talking about in the middle of the sentence, so he says,"My friends", to make it seem like he's starting a new sentence. How many times has he attacked Obama's voting record, and then we find out he attacked his own vote... I'm not sayin anything...