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General Wesley Clark tried to argue this weekend that John McCain's military service, while honorable, doesn't necessarily qualify him to lead as the Commander in Chief.
Now, everyone, including Obama is mad about this, but Clark is right. Being a low-level worker bee in a huge organization doesn't automatically prepare you to run it. It would be like promoting a low-level programmer to become the next CEO of Microsoft.
The problem, however, is all of this points not back to McCain's war experience, but to Obama's relative inexperience. Way to go.
Now, everyone, including Obama is mad about this, but Clark is right. Being a low-level worker bee in a huge organization doesn't automatically prepare you to run it. It would be like promoting a low-level programmer to become the next CEO of Microsoft.
The problem, however, is all of this points not back to McCain's war experience, but to Obama's relative inexperience. Way to go.
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