And Cindy demands to see the results.
You see, because John McCain sleeps around!
Heh? Heh?
Anyway, this is what John McCain apparently means when he says he’s been tested:
McCain recalled being ready to launch a bombing run during the October 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, which Biden said over the weekend tested a new President John F. Kennedy and was the template for the kind of “generated crisis” the 47-year-old Obama would face within six months of taking office.
“I was on board the USS Enterprise,” McCain, a former naval aviator, said in the capital city of Harrisburg. “I sat in the cockpit, on the flight deck of the USS Enterprise, off of Cuba. I had a target. My friends, you know how close we came to a nuclear war.”
As the crowd of several thousand began to swell with cheers and applause, he added with dramatic effect: “America will not have a president who needs to be tested. I’ve been tested, my friends.”
This really doesn’t make much sense, now, does it? How does being told to wait in your plane for the order to nuke the Soviet Union, and then being told not to actually nuke the Soviet Union constitute “being tested”?
Anyone could sit there waiting for an order, then not get the order, and then not do anything. How is that “being tested?”
I think what McCain really meant was this:
“My friends, I was sitting on that tarmac and I couldn’t wait to nuke the shit out of the Soviet Union. You see, because I just love the idea of nuking shit! It gives me sexual excitement. I was biting my fist there on that tarmac, hoping I could get the order to nuke the Soviet Union. My nearly irrepressible impulse to blow shit up was being tested. And, when I was told that I wouldn’t be nuking the Soviet Union after all, that was very difficult for me.
My friends, thankfully for myself and the rest of the world, I was able to restrain myself from saying ‘fuck it’ and going ahead and taking that plane to the Soviet Union and nuking the shit out of it anyway. I was able to pass that test. But barely. Barely, my friends. Barely.”
(Cross posted at The November Blog)