Gen Clark coming up on Inside Politics

[Cush]

on CNN, 4pm

[Cush]

1. kick

"I believed in public service through the Uniform"

I have leadership experience, but just a different type

On the Bush Tax Cuts:

THere has to be a better way to increase revenue. You can't have GUns & Butter at the same time

On Iraq: The threat wasn't there, but now we're stuck

[lebkuchen]

2. I asked Clark a question on CNNI five days after 9-11

In a nutshell, I asked him how it was possible....with all of our top executive Bushy officers' attention keyed in on terrorism shortly after the Bush "election"....how it was possible for "such an intricate plan" to have taken place without our executive officers knowing about it beforehand.

Clark said there would have to be an investigation to find the answer to that question.

I'm still waiting for the investigation.

If 9-11 isn't a big part of Clark's platform, then I will dismiss him out of hand, just as I have any candidate who favored preemptively attacking Iraq.

on edit: unless he is the dem choice against Bush.

I will ultimately vote against Bush no matter what.

[Demobrat]

4. An investigation?

That's the best he can do? I was hoping he'd come out hitting a little harder than that. Well, make that a lot harder.

[Cush]

3. Campaign insiders

"Clark is Dean with a resume"

"These are ex-Gore folks, they know what they are doing"

"Clark is the Swiss Army Knife of politics. No matter how you open it, he's going to cut somebody"

[seafan]

5. Um.... this quote is about Senator Graham in Time Mag, May 18, 2003

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"He's the Swiss Army knife," sighs an adviser to one of the other candidates. "No matter how you open him, he hurts somebody."

Time Magazine
May 18, 2003
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