There are a lot of things out there in the world to be frightened of. Fortunately for you, John McCain is on the job.
In today’s installment of John McCain’s enemies watchlist we add another name to the list. To play along all you have to do is to fill in the blank:
My friends, I have seen the enemy and I assure you that Iran ___ fill in the blank ____________________ is/are the enemy.
Today's enemy, my friends, are Bears. But there are two types of Bears. Good Bears (bears seen in the Zoo) and Bad Bears (all other Bears outside the Zoo).

There can be no conclusion otherwise. John McCain is afraid of and/or hates Bears.
It first started becoming apparent with his attack on the Bear DNA Research Earmark despite the fact that Sarah Palin supported a Harbor Seal DNA Research Earmark. To call out DNA Research Earmarks as the enemy when your running mate is in favor of DNA Research Earmarks
is just not logical unless you have a grudge against Bears or did not do your homework on Palin’s record.
Add in Sarah “Soul Mate” Palin’s disdain for Polar Bears and McCain’s issues with the Russian Bear and the plot thickens. But today we have the final nail in the coffin.
Headline of the Day: Threatened Grizzly Bear Roaring Back In Montana.
The finding, from a $4.8 million, five-year study of grizzly bear DNA criticized by Republican presidential candidate John McCain as pork barrel spending, could help ease restrictions on oil and gas drilling, logging and other development.
Whaaaat? A Bear DNA Research Earmark increases our opportunities to “Drill Baby Drill” and McCain opposes this? I thought John McCain favored energy independence as a way to improve national security. If a Bear DNA Research Earmark leads to more drilling why single out Bear DNA Earmarks as the enemy? This is quite troubling and indicates a rashness of action on the part of John McCain.
The study was backed by Montana ranchers, farmers and Republican leaders as a step toward taking the species off the endangered species list. Since 1975, the bear has been threatened in the lower 48 states, a status that bars hunting and restricts any kind of development that could diminish the bear's population.
"If it is going to remove it from the list, it is money well spent," said former Montana Gov. Judy Martz, a Republican, McCain supporter, and backer of the research. When asked about McCain's stance, Martz said "unless you live among these issues it is pretty hard to understand what is going on."
These clues lead me to the unmistakable conclusion that DNA Research Earmarks are OK and that John McCain has an irrational fear/hate of Bears. Otherwise you would have to conclude that John McCain simply did not know what he was talking about when he singled out a Bear DNA Earmark for his enemies list.