
John McCain clearly made the better choice. As Hurricane Katrina raged and the government sat idly by, he knew that it was President Bush's birthday and that a birthday is best celebrated with a nice cake. McCain is a wise man, and, as we see here, very generous.
Barack Obama, on the other hand, when faced with massive flooding, took a shovel and pitched in, helping fill sandbags. But, we ask, what are a few sandbags in the face of such a great challenge? Clearly, very little.
Look at it in perspective: A presidential birthday only comes once a year. But we have so many disasters we don't know what to do with them all; we have to give them names to keep track!
John McCain for President. He doesn't forget birthdays.