Here it is:
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/...g20031203.shtmlAh, another one of these articles. They crack me up.
This article is unfortunately full of vague generalizations and lacking of specific facts. The American people would be better served by journalists who reported opinions based on facts in opinion columns and facts themselves in news stories. I will do my best to counter nonsense with facts.
If Greenberg supports Bush, I can see why he would like to see Clark go down. If I wholeheartedly supported Bush, I would be afraid too.
"Paul Greenberg
December 3, 2003
What ever happened to Wesley Clark's once promising presidential campaign?"
You tell me, Mr. Greenberg.
"It already begins to feel finished, over, even before the first caucus has been held in Iowa, even before the first vote has been cast in the New Hampshire primary."
That's great that it feels that way, but I and at least a few other people like to make decisions based on facts rather than feelings.
"It doesn't seem fair, but there it is. When he announced, General Clark led the polls. He looked like just what the country wanted, and needed. But the more he campaigned, the lower he sank."
Right, he has sunk to a statistical dead heat in 1st place and has sunk to doing the best of any of the democratic candidates against Bush.
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