Clark is not out

[Quixote1818]

Clark is NOT out (maybe)
by kos
Wed Feb 11th, 2004 at 00:16:57 GMT

This article says Clark is staying in.
Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark told staffers on Tuesday his campaign would move on to Wisconsin this week as the former NATO commander awaited results in Tennessee and Virginia considered key to his candidacy <...>
Campaign spokesman Jamal Simmons said, "The general has always said he intends to stay in the race through Super Tuesday," the 10-state vote on March 2.

The cancelled fundraiser? I guess he's going to Wisconsin right away and doesn't want to miss a single day of campaigning.
Good news for Kerry, bad news for everyone else.

Update: I added the "maybe" to the tile
http://www.dailykos.com/

[jpgpenn]

1. and I will be supporting him

[Mass_Liberal]

2. YAY!!!

great news!!!

[Nashyra]

4. I will be caucusing for Clark in Nevada on Sat

[incapsulated]

3. This is old

It was posted earlier today.

I have no idea wtf is going on now.

[Quixote1818]

7. Clark is running second in Wisconsin he should stay in at least until then

[Foehammer]

5. Welcome to WI. Clark nt Go Wes!

[mopinko]

6. most dean supporters

really feel for the clark people tonight. nothing like being declared dead while you are still kicking. just don't be like me last tues., getting dinged for lashing out at the gazzilion threads that are gonna piss you off tonight.

[scubadude]

8. My wife and I supported him in Racine Wis, last Sunday.

The room was packed with several hundred Clark supporters. At the beginning of the meeting they asked people to submit questions for the General. I was delighted that they picked me to ask my question.

Thank you for being here General Clark. We all know how the Bush administration has treated the rich people, the Halliburtons and Enrons... What would you do to ensure that the lower and middle classes share in our great nations bounty?

He answered my question directly. He is a very genuine person and he has my whole hearted support. His position on this subject is answered much better than I can remember personally at www.clark04.com

Ron