Just Read The Article "Broken Engagement" By General Clark

[ThomWV]

And as I was reading it I thought that it would be impossible for Bush to have written such a well reasoned paper. And then in a moment of terrifying reflection I came to realize that the god damned idiot not only could not have written it he could not even read it. What a shame we have this idiot in office.

www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2004/0405.clark.html

[oldhat]

1. Clark

Clark's effing brilliant, eh? We need this guy to be VP. Imagine him, the general, demolishing Cheney in a debate. Imagine him busting Bush down like a drill sergeant. He'd be a perfect attack dog.

[freetobegay]

2. Kerry & Clark

Is what America needs right now!

[Wickerman]

3. Such Clarity, not soundbite "clarity", like the chimp

but honest to God thought out clarity and actual understanding of the dynamics at play:

We must also recognize that here, the neoconservatives had it backwards: The "road to Jerusalem" didn't run through Baghdad at all; rather, until real progress is made towards resolving the Israeli-Palestinian issue in a way that respects both sides, all American efforts to work within the region will be compromised.

[Mz Pip]

4. Nor could anyone

in his mis-adminstration.

Clark reads. Clark is capable of critical thinking. Clark is able to connect all of the dots on a global scale.

I do believe that people like Bush because he is simple. That's how they want their world to be. Simple. Unfortunately, wanting does not make it so.

MzPip
:dem:

[Adelante]

5. My sig is a quote from that article nt

[KT2000]

6. Going to send it around

to my friends too. Having lived through the Cold War, I did not see the big picture - just the big news stories as it unfolded. This was a history lesson as well as outing this PNAC administration very eloquently.

[Ilsa]

7. Such a thoughtful article.

Clark's brilliance always impresses me.