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Life expectancy for U.S. males at birth is 74.4 years, however, once the male reaches a certain age like 74, life expectancy extends another 10.38 years. If one makes it to age 80, life expectancy is another 7.62 years. McCains age at 72 gives him another 11.53 years. I am age 74 and have already reached my life expectancy, however the tables give me another 10.38 years which I fully expect to exceed considering the longevity of my parents, both well into their 90's.

I would not let McCains age discourage anyone from voting for him as he has longevity in his family as well.

The end of the world's scheduled for 2012 and we'll all get to see it I expect, including John McCain. He might even instigate it, who knows. If he's like his predecessor it's a racing certainty.

spot;972909 wrote: The end of the world's scheduled for 2012 and we'll all get to see it I expect, including John McCain. He might even instigate it, who knows. If he's like his predecessor it's a racing certainty.


If I thought McCain was anything like his predecessor he would never get my vote.

He may not get my vote anyway. Like the last presidential election, two very questionable candidates.

I don't think age should be a factor either. :-6