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There is nothing new about underdog candidates "going negative" — it’s part of the playbook. However, Sen. John McCain has turned persistently nasty in his attacks against Sen. Barack Obama. The McCain campaign has tried to milk the Obama troop-snub story
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11 months ago
should be of grave concern to anyone who wants positive leadership after 8 years.
His years as a POW, and his time in the Senate, are not necessarily qualifications for the presidency. I am glad he came back alive, as I am for anyone who does, and I respect his military and senatorial service. But he is showing all the reasons why he should never occupy the White House: his
temper, his lack of computer skills (which should be a requisite for the position), his willingness to lie when it suits him, his forgetfulness of important information; and his denial of things he has said when he is on public record as saying them--both in writing and in person.
He was on the receiving end of negativity in 2000, when the Bush campaign spread that lie about his daughter that her mother was a black prostitute.
At that time, everyone--including me--sympathized with him. As Bush has
proven since then, that tactic is indicative of a person's character.
So, McCain is showing himself to be equally dishonorable and dishonest,
which undermines his fitness for the presidency.