Reply #29: The Clark/Edwards "wars" were nothing [View All]

[BeyondGeography]

compared with the Clark/Dean battles on this board. Truth is, Dean and Clark were both toast after Iowa, and most people with half a functioning brain can look back on this whole saga and admit that. The rise of Kerry, who has military creds AND legislative experience, is what killed Clark, not Edwards.

I migrated from Dean To Kerry to Clark and stuck with Wes from the time he announced to when he ended his campaign. I enjoyed every minute of it because I believed in the guy, and I don't regret a single penny of the not inconsiderable sum I contributed. I never considered Edwards because of his lack of military/foreign policy experience and his overly nice manner (appealing, but we're competing against animals). I'm certainly not opposed to him as VP, but I naturally prefer Clark. Probably both camps will be disappointed and Kerry will go with a Midwesterner.

Edwards will soon be toast as well, by the way. And his supporters will have their turn to grieve. It takes a week or two, and then your hatred for Bush takes right over. Before you know it, 95% of you will be shreiking for John Kerry to win in November.