McCain Noogies Death Once Again
Oct. 27 2008, Published 7:07 a.m. ET
HIS TIME? McCain (Photo: Getty Images)
Though his years as a hot-shot fighter pilot may be well behind him, straight talk expressionist John McCain can't keep off the highway to the danger zone. The AP is reporting that the Arizona senator will be visiting troops in Iraq during the Thanksgiving holiday—news that comes on the heels of McCain's declaration over the weekend that he'll be foregoing Secret Service protection as both a candidate and, if elected, president.
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Hear that, thugs? That's a full week you have to plan, buy bullets, clean guns, whatever.
McCain of course isn't the only candidate to drop into the hot landing zone of Iraq (though, notably, John Edwards, Fred Thompson, and Rudy Giuliani have never been there). And he's not even the first 2008 candidate to refuse Secret Service protection (that honor belongs to RadarOnline.com also-ran candidate Jonathon the Impaler). But when you consider that this will be McCain's seventh trip to Iraq, and that the Impaler is blowing off the Secret Service only because he has his own regiment of vampires to ensure his security, it's only natural to question if McCain has something of a death wish. Another possibility, however, is that McCain simply knows he has the best bodyguard in the world: God.