John McCain..

Intelligence is not a requisite for Presidency, nor is it necessarily indicated by grades in school. All Presidents rely on their cabinet regardless. The only notable difference between candidates is their stances on issues and their solidarity. Anything other than that, such as lack of intelligence or diligence in school, is technically irrelevant, no matter how much of a red herring issue it is made of. It is truly not an issue, because any lack of ability the President might have would be more than compensated by the rest of the administration. Notice that it is in truth, not the President, but the administration that really runs things.

And if I didn't make it clear above, or in other posts I've made, I would like to stress it again: grades are not an accurate representation of intelligence or knowledge.

ps have you passed Naval Academy? Are you familiar with their level education? How about Yale? This video cites Bush as a C student at Yale; you think you could cut that? Are you familiar enough with it to even make an educated answer to any of these questions?