January 21, 2008
Posted: 02:45 PM ET
From CNN's Jack Cafferty Chuck Norris thinks John McCain is too old to be president. Campaigning for Mike Huckabee, Norris suggested the 71-year-old McCain might not even make it through a single term. Norris said: "I didn't pick John to support because I'm just afraid that the vice president would wind up taking over his job in that four-year Presidency" Get over yourself. You break boards in the movies for a living. Norris thinks Huckabee, who is 52, is the logical choice. The former Arkansas governor seemed to distance himself from Norris' comments, saying "Only John McCain and his hairdresser know for sure"… adding "I'm not going to say he's too old." McCain quipped, "I'm afraid I may have to send my 95-year-old mother over and wash Chuck Norris' mouth out with soap." To read more and contribute to the Cafferty File discussion click here Filed under: Cafferty File |
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