"Old and Ill" Also Applies to Harry Dean Stanton
Harry Dean Stanton blasted John McCain last night for being "old and ill." It would have meant more if it wasn't coming from the Cryptkeeper's understudy.
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(Page 2 of 2) Previous 15 Comments16. I agree with Harry Dean Stanton. McCain is too old for the most aging, important job in the world.
I am in my 60's. I am young at heart and can swim, bike, work my computer, iPod, my job and play tennis, but I know that despite being in good shape for my age, I'm not as mentally quick, I don't learn new stuff as fast and I have other minor shortcomings that I didn't have 5 years ago. I think I'm too old for the most stressful job in the world... and I'm 7 years younger than McCain.
The job of President ages everyone who is in office after a short time. At the end of his term, if elected, McCain will be 75.
Our last old president suffered from alzheimer's in the last couple years of his last term. We can't have another senile President.
Posted at 3:26PM on Aug 2nd 2008 by macca
17. LOVE him, he's awesome. All the best to you, Harry!
Posted at 3:51PM on Aug 2nd 2008 by xxy
18. The old farts are turning on each other lol
Posted at 4:55PM on Aug 2nd 2008 by lindy
19. GEEZ THAT "OLD" BASTARD LOOK'S LIKE HE HAS ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE AND THE OTHER ON A BANNANA PEEL! LOOK IN THE MIRROR STANTON ! YOU SURE AS HELL AINT NO YOUNG CHICK !!
Posted at 6:08PM on Aug 2nd 2008 by sobelle
20. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. federal agents have been given new powers to seize travelers' laptops and other electronic devices at the border and hold them for unspecified periods the Washington Post reported on Friday.
Under recently disclosed Department of Homeland Security policies, such seizures may be carried out without suspicion of wrongdoing, the newspaper said, quoting policies issued on July 16 by two DHS agencies.
Agents are empowered to share the contents of seized computers with other agencies and private entities for data decryption and other reasons, the newspaper said.
DHS officials said the policies applied to anyone entering the country, including U.S. citizens, and were needed to prevent terrorism.
The measures have long been in place but were only disclosed in July, under pressure from civil liberties and business travel groups acting on reports that increasing numbers of international travelers had had their laptops, cellphones and other digital devices removed and examined.
The policies cover hard drives, flash drives, cell phones, iPods, pagers, beepers, and video and audio tapes -- as well as books, pamphlets and other written materials, the report said.
The policies require federal agents to take measures to protect business information and attorney-client privileged material. They stipulate that any copies of the data must be destroyed when a review is completed and no probable cause exists to keep the information.
Posted at 7:41PM on Aug 2nd 2008 by F*GWB
21. Man I hope they start filming the new season of Big Love, this guy looks like he's day to day.
Posted at 8:45PM on Aug 2nd 2008 by DJS
22. Ronald Reagan was over 70 when he was elected and he went on to become the greatest President of the century. He won the cold war and brought the USA back from the bowels of the Jimmy Carter years. Harry Dean Stanton is just trying to act young by offering us comments from a 13 year old.
Posted at 6:58AM on Aug 4th 2008 by CelebrityScum
