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FWIW, gubernatorial experience is at least arguably more practical than
congressional because it is executive rather than legislative or
judicial. Moreover, given the system as it is in the US, a legislator
is has no (direct) duty to those not his (direct) constituents, and
arguably has a duty to put those citizens he/she represents "in front"
of those of colleagues or in other "non-constituent" categories, whereas
the POTUS' (direct) constituents, at least in theory, are all citizens
and he has a more direct duty to visitors and guests of or to the US,
protectorates, etc.

O.k., so McCain isn't qualified to be President of the United States. Well,
I guess I won't take issue with that analysis. However it does leave
unanswered the question of what you think his qualifications are.

Seriously.

Wolfgang
not that it matters, but do you guys EVER think about what you
right.....either before or after?