Obama Can't Google?

[Oliver]

That happens when people are shooting at you.

No, at least two of them crashed during training:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_life_and_military_career_of_John_McCain

 

[Sword_Of_Truth]

No, at least two of them crashed during training:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_life_and_military_career_of_John_McCain

By "two" you obviously mean "zero".

Go back and re-read the wiki article you keep linking to.

During a practice run in Texas, his engine quit while landing, and his aircraft crashed into Corpus Christi Bay and sank to the bottom.

His aviation skills improved, but he had another close call when he and his plane emerged intact from a collision with power lines after flying too low over Spain.

In late 1965, he had his third close call when a flameout in his trainer jet over Norfolk led to his ejecting safely before his plane crashed.

The other two aircraft McCain lost were the one destroyed in the Forrestal fire, when a rocket on another aircraft parked near his went off accidentally and the one lost to enemy fire that precipitated his stay in the Hanoi Hilton.

You stated that "he crashed" these aircraft, you imply that either through recklessness or serious error he is responsible for these incidents. The wiki article you link to is admittedly light on details but it does not appear to support your implication.

More importantly, after each of these incidents, the Navy saw fit to return him to flying status each time.

There is no evidence here to suggest that MCain was a reckless or irresponsible pilot.

 

[Oliver]

By "two" you obviously mean "zero".

Go back and re-read the wiki article you keep linking to.

The other two aircraft McCain lost were the one destroyed in the Forrestal fire, when a rocket on another aircraft parked near his went off accidentally and the one lost to enemy fire that precipitated his stay in the Hanoi Hilton.

You stated that "he crashed" these aircraft, you imply that either through recklessness or serious error he is responsible for these incidents. The wiki article you link to is admittedly light on details but it does not appear to support your implication.

More importantly, after each of these incidents, the Navy saw fit to return him to flying status each time.

There is no evidence here to suggest that MCain was a reckless or irresponsible pilot.

My point is that if Obama "googles" on the "internets", he probably
won't crash his computer...