Video: McClone's anger and national security.

This video from Bravenewpac highlights John McClone's erratic temper and behavior.

It seems to me that since many members of the armed forces come home with serious psychological challenges it is not surprising that someone, like Clone, who was held in captivity for five years would exhibit mental difficulties. Although this should not, in general, prevent people from living full lives, I would think that the pressures of the presidency would likely bring out the worst in Clone. If his ideology and politics are not enough to turn you off his candidacy, his irrational behavior - as discussed in this video - should scare the hell out of you in a president. It's not just his singing about bombing Iran that scares me.




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Hey Charlie! Why tar the disabled community with a comparison to Sarah Palin?

I remarkably find myself in agreement with some Republican critics of Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-NY). Rangel said (when asked by CBS-TV news reporter Marcia Kramer to comment on Palin):

You got to be kind to the disabled.

Even a right-wing Republican character like McClone-Palin N.Y. state campaign chair, Rep. Pete King said:

Charlie owes a sincere apology to Sarah Palin and the entire disabled community.

I don't know about Palin, but, as Disabled in Action president said:

I am not one of her fans; but I don't like the idea he referred to the woman as disabled. I mean he's talking about her politics - that word has no place here.

So Charlie, she may be politically (intellectually) disadvantaged, which makes her the perfect running mate for John (foot-in-mouth) McClone, but don't insult those struggling with challenges.