One of John McCain's former POW partners has made a film and apparently Democrats aren't touching it with a ten foot pole.
The film was made to illustrate that McCain is not not fit to be POTUS because of his uneven temper and ability to anger easily.
One of John McCain's fellow prisoners of war is making an argument that few if any Democrats are willing to air publicly: the Senator's
experience in Vietnam does not qualify him to be president. In fact, it may be a reason to vote against him.
Phillip Butler, a highly decorated combat veteran who was imprisoned for eight years in the infamous "Hanoi Hilton," is proclaiming in a brand new
political film that McCain's time as a POW makes him a medical and temperamental risk to be handed the responsibilities of commander in chief.
"I think I can say with authority that the Prisoner Of War experience is not a good prerequisite for President," says Butler. "John McCain is not
somebody I would like to see with his finger near the red button."
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here to see the film.
Now, please let me make myself clear. I honor McCains sacrifice to the US and NO ONE should have to go through what he did.
This does bring up a good point as to whether or not McCain is fit to lead the US.