Guess Who's Not Coming to Dinner? (mentions Clark and Kucinich)

[Wetzelbill]

Guess Who's Not Coming to Dinner?
by Sean Gonsalves

In a recent column about Democratic presidential candidate and retired Gen. Wes Clark, I quoted Col. David Hackworth, who referred to Clark as the "Ultimate Perfumed Prince."

Hackworth has apparently had a change of mind and has retracted his previous perfumed perceptions. I owe that to Hackworth, Clark and the readers of this column.

What convinced me to write about Clark at all was when I heard Democrats start referring to him as some kind of anti-war candidate. And then I saw an endorsement for his candidacy from Michael Moore, whom I consider to be a man of integrity. Did Moore - an outspoken critic of Bush's war against Iraq - fall for Clark "the anti-war candidate," which is to say the pro-peace candidate?

Hackworth's reevaluation aside,



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[JohnKleeb]

1. Thats so true about Kucinich

They must be allergic, btw that was the night I met Dennis. He's a good guy.

[Wetzelbill]

2. My impression of the media regarding DK

Ahhhh-chooooo!

I will not quit my day job.