George,

If I could ask Senator McCain two questions, these are the two I'd ask:

"Senator McCain, many times you have cited Theodore Roosevelt as your model of what a vice-president (who would become a president, after the death of William McKinley), would most resemble your philosophy.

My question is, given your choice of Sarah Palin as your running mate and given your admiration of Theodore Roosevelt, do you truly believe Governor Palin measures up to the status of Theodore Roosevelt?"

I'd also ask,"Senator McCain, you have raised no objections (that I know of) to the smears and untruths offered by your supporters about Senator Obama; they call his candidacy a "cult of personality" -- can you honestly say that your pick for your vice-president does not center around her unique personality?".

Harry Tenney (Electronic mail, September 4, 2008)