So says EbonyJet:

I write this not to be mean to Senator McCain who undoubtedly is an America hero and deserves the respect his decades of service have meant to the American people, but instead to be honest to those same American people who deserve an objective examination of the truth. That truth being, the presidency takes a terrible toll on everyone, young, old, black and white, and that toll may be too great for any man or woman McCain’s age. I would write this same article, if John McCain were the youthful candidate of change, and Barack Obama were the aging candidate with the distinguished war record. The simple fact is, today being President of the United States is a young man’s job, or at least the job of one is who not so old. In 1936, the year of John McCain’s birth, a gallon of gas cost 10 cents, a new house less than four thousand dollars, and just 24 dollars a month to rent. The average worker made just under two thousand dollars a year. TVs, if you had one, had 3 inch screens and that was a big screen TV. If you were in the market to buy a new car, you could purchase a Studebaker for $665. Hollywood celebrated movie stars with names like Clark Gable, Jimmy Stewart, and Broderick Crawford. Ask your grandfather.

The rest here.

Imagine if the Veterans of Foreign Wars came out and said Barack Obama is too urban to be President…