If elected, John McCain would be the oldest first term president in the history of the united states. This isn't inherently bad, except for the fact that John McCain has had repeated bouts of cancer and is quite possibly exhibiting signs of early onset Alzheimer's and dementia. Given what is known of John McCain's health history, it's altogether reasonable to question his ability to fully serve as commander-in-chief.

According to a panel of over 30,000 doctors, he might currently have a type of melanoma that has a survival rate of less than 2 years. We, the voting public, need to know the state of John McCain's health and fitness, both physically and mentally, in order to consider voting for him. The problem is that John McCain is unwilling to release any of his health records.

He has over 1,000 pages of medical records that are currently under lock-and-key, and that he won't release to the public or the media. If senator McCain is fit to serve as commander-in-chief, he would then have no reason to hide his medical records. If he wants to prove to the American people that he is mentally and physically fit, he should release his health records immediately.

According to medical actuarial tables and given John McCain's history of health problems, there is a 25% chance that he's suffering from early onset Alzheimer's, and a 50% chance that he wouldn't actually be able to serve his entire first term.

If he releases his medical records he'll be able to show whether the public should or should not be concerned about his physical and mental well-being. Please forward this on in order to pressure the media and the McCain campaign to release John McCain's health records.
Thanks,
Moby