[tom h]

"The Democrats' Idea of a General"

And, none of us should forget the media's initial complicity in describing little Wesley exactly according to the Democratic playbook, as a "war hero."

Shocked? Don't be. That's how he was described on day 1, but even the media realized what a howler that was, especially because he was dumped/fired by none other than WJC.

I remember wondering, just what war did this little weasel get his medals from? I should've known better. It was just Democratic lying.

[adam_az]

And, none of us should forget the media's initial complicity in describing little Wesley exactly according to the Democratic playbook, as a "war hero."

No kidding. I love hearing the rats, after having explained Clark-boy's flaws, say "But he's a General, you have to respect him for that!" Duh. President Bush is the CINC, the boss of every General. They don't respect him for that. Ask them if they said the same supportive statements of General McNamara during Vietnam....

Coulters statements about blaming the pilot... well... The current administration has done that too, remember the reservist who accidentally bombed the Canadian troops? Or Col. West, for that matter?

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

And, none of us should forget the media's initial complicity in describing little Wesley exactly according to the Democratic playbook, as a "war hero."

Shocked? Don't be. That's how he was described on day 1, but even the media realized what a howler that was, especially because he was dumped/fired by none other than WJC.

That is really telling, isn't it? Name two prominent generals who were fired by their president.

1. Douglas MacArthur
2. Wesley Clark

Wesley who?

He was a general?

He was fired by the president?

Never heard of him (until he was presented to us as the war hero who should be president).