A message of sympathy and support for Clark supporters

[liberalhistorian]

While I haven't yet committed to a particular candidate yet (and it looks like my choices are being taken away from me one by one, too, since my primary, Ohio, isn't for another few weeks), I am extremely disappointed and upset that Clark is dropping out.

I had, and still have, a tremendous amount of respect and admiration for him and his views and prospective policies. I was very excited when he entered the race, and I really thought he'd hang on for at least a few more primaries, and am disappointed that I am not given the option of voting for him in my primary.

It looks like only Kerry, Edwards, and Kucinich will be around at that time, anyway. I don't know who I'll vote for yet, but I sure wish Clark was going to be on the ballot.

I'm really sorry for all of you who supported and worked for him, I can imagine how you must be feeling now. Hopefully, he will be able to play an active role in the nominee's campaign and also in his presidency once he wins. But I hope you won't drop out of the process altogether since our overriding, ultimate, and most important goal remains saving our country by getting the First Idiot the hell out of the WH this fall!

[Adelante]

1. Not dropping out for long

I need a rest. I'm just raw. I plan to vote Clark in my primary unless, due to a dramatically tightened race, my vote is actually needed. But I'll be supporting another candidate pretty soon, because this election is critical. This country is going to have to be saved with or without Wesley Clark. I have to be a bit steadier on my pins before I step out again, but I will.

[liberalhistorian]

2. Where do you live and

when is your primary? I'm in Ohio and ours is on March 2.

[Rowdyboy]

3. Thanks

and a :toast: to one of the nicest people here!

[liberalhistorian]

4. BLUSH.

Thanks!