McCain shows his judgment is unfit

We began to get a pretty clear indication of the erratic decision-making process of John McCain when he selected his vice president candidate. Charles Gibson of ABC spent more one-on-one time with Sarah Palin than McCain did.

McCain's performance during this latest financial crisis seems to have removed all doubt that he could be the poster child for Ritalin.

I have never seen anyone (in authority) manage to leap from pillar to post as much as McCain did from the time he hopped on his horse and rode into Washington with the cape with the huge M on it flying in the wind. Unfortunately the horse tripped and the deal fell apart.

Then on the morning of The Day of the Great Kerplunk, he proudly proclaimed his expertise had saved the day. Sadly, by the evening of the The Day of the Great Kerplunk, he had to figure out how to disavow his involvement.

Just imagine McCain with his hands on Code Book. I can't. It makes my head hurt.

James Prescott

Schaumburg