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LandOLincoln

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Fri Feb-20-04 02:20 PM
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23. No, he isn't Clark. However, it's my firm belief that

Clark will play a major role in a Kerry administration.

Call me naive, but it seems to me both men sent some pretty strong signals a week ago, especially Kerry's "General Clark won't be standing behind me, he'll be standing beside me."

Of course Clark would be a magnificent Secretary of State, but I'm wondering if VP wouldn't be a better choice. Cabinet positions have to be approved by Congress, IIRC, and I shudder to think the kind of partisan viciousness and DeLays a Clark appointment would engender.

Besides, Clark said he wasn't going to be Howard Dean's Dick Cheney. He didn't say anything about John Kerry. :evilgrin:

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