Friends, I have decided to release my own 3am ad today. I want to focus on what is right for the economy.

I was just hiking in the hills above my house. Up where Shannon meets Carnavon one of my neighbor's home was smashed in. A car had gone out of control and smashed up the front walls of two rooms. I saw the fire engine pass by last night around 9PM. This morning they invited me in to see the damage. It was horrible but thank goodness neither of them was hurt.

SENATEUR HOTHEAD ENDS HIS CAMPAIGN TRIP WITH A SHOPPING SPREE WHILE THE ENGLISH NOTICE THAT HE'S FULL OF... BALONEY

While in Israel yesterday John compared the Jewish holiday Purim to being "their version of Halloween". Purim is the celebration of the Jewish people being saved from mass execution while living in Persia.

Last month in Houston, John asserted ties between al Qaeda and Iran. It is at the point that this is not a blunder, but an attempt to muddle the two into one. It is an eerie reminder of the Bush administration trying to link Saddam to 9/11.

Still no invite to the shady fundraiser some English aristocrats are throwing for McCain at Spencer House tomorrow?

That appears to be the concern of senior campaign advisor Lawrence Eagleburger:

I'm getting old-- not as old as McCain, but old-- and I forget things. The other day I couldn't remember if it was my mother's maiden name of my first dog's name that I had chosen as the password for my alarm company and when I tried giving both, after triggering the alarm by accident, they sent the police. The L.A.P.D. charges $100 for a false alarm. Still, $100 is a lot less than 3 trillion dollars... and I'm not asking anyone to vote for me as president of the United States.

During the failed fight in 2006 for Republicans to retain control of Senate, John McCain reacted to news they may loose with thoughts some people would consider harsh:

ABC News' David Chalian reports: While campaigning for Republicans in Iowa today, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) jokingly said "I think I'd just commit suicide," when he was asked how he would react if the Democrats gained majority control of the United States Senate.

Many people have asked if McCain is really up to being president. His campaign trip to Iraq has made it even more clear than ever that he isn't. He doesn't know the difference between Shi'a insurgents and Sunni al-Qaeda. Had Bush and Cheney bothered to figure out 5 years ago that there is a big difference between Sunnis and Shi'a, Iraq probably wouldn't have turned out to the three trillion dollar quagmire it has. We need to get it right and clean up the mess.