Wesley Clark just lost the South
JJ
figure out. Clark just lost the South and any slim hope of the
nomination. What an idiot. Endorsed by a left wing socialist.
KEENE, N.H. - Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark (news - web
sites) was endorsed Sunday by former Sen. George McGovern, the party's
1972 nominee. He called Clark the "best of the lot" of candidates in the
race.
kstahl
Pure speculation. Most people won't even notice because most
people don't read the news that closely.
Gregory
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Greg
"kstahl" <kts...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Dirk
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> > KEENE, N.H. - Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark (news - web
> > sites) was endorsed Sunday by former Sen. George McGovern, the party's
> > 1972 nominee. He called Clark the "best of the lot" of candidates in the
> > race.
> Pure speculation. Most people won't even notice because most
> people don't read the news that closely.
C'mon, Ken, play along. It's obviously DIRE news that a former Senator from
one of the Dakotas (forget which), who'd been sent on a suicide mission
against Nixon in 1972, has endorsed Wes Clark!
However will the General ever recover from this horrible, horrible
miscalculation?
Sure hope W. isn't fool enough to accept, say, Bob Dole's endorsement...
--
Dirk (or Barry Goldwater's... oops, he's dead.)
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kstahl
> "kstahl" <kts...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:X62dnXeMaMs...@comcast.com...
>
>
>>>KEENE, N.H. - Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark (news - web
>>>sites) was endorsed Sunday by former Sen. George McGovern, the party's
>>>1972 nominee. He called Clark the "best of the lot" of candidates in the
>>>race.
>
>
>>Pure speculation. Most people won't even notice because most
>>people don't read the news that closely.
>
>
> C'mon, Ken, play along. It's obviously DIRE news that a former Senator from
> one of the Dakotas (forget which), who'd been sent on a suicide mission
> against Nixon in 1972, has endorsed Wes Clark!
>
> However will the General ever recover from this horrible, horrible
> miscalculation?
>
> Sure hope W. isn't fool enough to accept, say, Bob Dole's endorsement...
>
Ok, I'll play along. Everyone better hope that I don't endorse a
candidate (i.e. Bush) since that would be the absolute kiss of
death. Every candidate that I've endorsed since Richard Nixon has
proceeded to lose the election. Ross Perot should have known
better then to appeal to my sensibilities and make his candidacy
attractive to me.
TheNIGHTCRAWLER
Nobody lost anybody... although the EMTs in my neighborhood tonight were
busy.
Might be that Kerry topped some list. Never know.
TheNIGHTCRAWLER
(Doesn't believe in lists of whos who)