McCain, Palin show inexcusable judgment

Good judgment is a requirement for heads of the executive branch of government and the electorate should fully explore--through the press if necessary--the capacity of pretenders to such high offices to use good judgment.

In this case, both candidates have shown themselves lacking in this important point of character--so much so that neither candidate passes the test for achieving higher office.

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