So Stevens is now calling Chuck Schumer names. How John McCain-on-a-campaign-bus-with-his-wife of him! (Take a look at how uncomfortable Gov. Palin of Alaska looks next to him when he goes off on his personal-attack diatribe).

It should come as no surprise that these two guys (Sens. McCain and Stevens), while also both being older than Methuselah, have also been the leaders of the pack in the “Hottest Temper” category in a yearly

Wow, somebody is having a very angry day:

McCain bristled at the comments on “Face the Nation” last weekend by an Obama supporter, retired general Wesley Clark, who belittled the relevance of McCain’s wartime experience as a qualification for the Presidency.

“I think it’s up to Sen. Obama now not only to repudiate him but to cut him loose,” McCain said.

McCain became visibly angry when I asked him to explain how his Vietnam

Just remember, the stories of McCain’s calling his wife the c-word and attacking Rick Renzi in 2006 first reported in my book, The Real McCain, they are damn lies as the McCainiacs have claimed (well, actually, McCain called the Renzi incident a lie on Fox, and then his own people backtracked from that falsehood and turned McCain into a liar in The Washington Post).

Because, as you can see, there is simply

Jack Abramoff and pork-barrel spending serve as the go-to excuses for John McCain, whenever it is revealed that he once again lost control of his explosive temper. But there’s one problem with that: As is often the case, McCain’s relationship with Abramoff has more to it than he would like you to know.

John McCain was once again questioned about his temper on the campaign trail on Wednesday. McCain responded by joking about it (as he also did with Jon Stewart last night):”How dare you ask that question!” McCain said, chuckling. His questioner persisted, reading a comment by a fellow Republican, Mississippi Sen. Thad Cochran, that the idea of McCain as the GOP presidential nominee sent a chill down his spine.”I’m all too familiar