If Clark declares
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Thu Aug-21-03 04:06 AM
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Thu Aug-21-03 04:18 AM
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1. Over Gore and the 9 who already have declared? nt |
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Thu Aug-21-03 04:20 AM
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Thu Aug-21-03 04:21 AM
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3. Ok, do your best to sell me. Why? nt |
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Thu Aug-21-03 04:29 AM
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4. You just have to hear what he says |
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It works for me. I don't got no fancy links or nothing I just like to hear him talk and stand up to the media whores that try to drag him down. I think he can pull it off but please I will support the nominee even if it's Joe. Hearing Clark talk is what does it for me.
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Thu Aug-21-03 04:36 AM
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5. I've seen and heard him on CNN criticizing ShrubCo's handling of Iraq. |
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I've also seen him sit on the fence when asked other questions, such as whether or not he considers himself a member of the Democratic Party and what his positions are on other subjects as well.
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Thu Aug-21-03 05:33 AM
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10. I care more that he IS democratic than that he declares allegiance |
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Edited on Thu Aug-21-03 05:34 AM by Kahuna
to a party. He declared his allegiance to the entire country when he entered the military as a young man. It's sad that is good enough for some people. On the other hand, it's a good thing that it seems to be good enough for most.
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Thu Aug-21-03 04:37 AM
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I just looked at what I wrote. I had hoped something a little more erudite(sp)would have been forthcoming. However I have been very impressed with what Gen. Clark has been saying and I will support him.
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Thu Aug-21-03 05:12 AM
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7. From Mr. Seven words are enough to start a thread? nt |
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Edited on Thu Aug-21-03 05:42 AM by Wonk
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on edit: checked profile, removed "(I'm guessing here)"
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Thu Aug-21-03 05:22 AM
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there that's two. Naw dammit that's five. Nine? Aw the hell with it. I posted something finally, Hells Bells. I like all the candidates except one.
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Thu Aug-21-03 05:30 AM
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9. My reason. Not only because I think he will make a fabulous president.. |
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who will be the best equipped to repair our international relations, and try to halt the proliferation of nukes caused by dumbo and his "bush doctrine." But he constantly states that the president must be held accountable for the lies he told about getting us into war with Iraq. That makes me think he might actually hold bushco accountable if he wins the election. Instead of letting them off the hook like most of the other candidates would do.
Wesley Clark has not only talked the talk but has walked the walk. He loves this country that he has defended with his life for 35 years. I believe he is very genuine in that regard and will do his utmost to restore our constitution and esteem.
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Thu Aug-21-03 05:45 AM
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I wanna see the neocons not just beaten but thrashed ! The Nine are fine but I just see them at best eking out a small victory, only to get it stolen from them a la 2000...I see Clark winning at least 60% of the votes...Of course I could be wrong, I did think Bush was going to win in 2000....
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Thu Aug-21-03 07:21 AM
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He is a winner - any of the others in the lead right now would be fine presidents (except Lieberman), but it would be another nail biter that would be stolen in the last moments. We need a solid margin to emphatically send Dumbya back to the pig farm permanently.
I do not care if our nominee agrees with me on ALL progressive policies - just want to prune the bush down to bare roots.
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