FOX NEWS BREAKING CLARK TO ENDORSE KERRY

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[Ragirl]

Clark is going to endorse Kerry!!!! Per fox news

[areafiftyone]

LOL you beat me with this post by 5 seconds!!!

[armymarinemom]

Oh this is going to go over with the military like breaking wind in Church. Sorry but what a slap in the face to Viet Nam Vets.

[yonif]

If Kerry is going to be endored by Clark....and this Kerry stuff is true, how does this play out?

[GeoPie]

ROTFLMAO!!! What a mess. This is to weird.

[areafiftyone]

Its on Drudge too. Just a one-liner though!

[Ragirl]

If Kerry is going to be endored by Clark....and this Kerry stuff is true, how does this play out?

Same as when Clinton got caught stuppin' Monica...all the Dems stick together....draft dodging, treason, rape, murder.....no biggie.

[rhombus]

Perfect cover for a man with dirty hands.

[Dog Gone]

Wesley Clark, who abandoned his bid for the presidency, plans to endorse Democrat John Kerry, according to Democratic officials.

Clark spokesman Matt Bennett would not confirm the endorsement, but said, "Gen. Clark is looking forward to going to Wisconsin to be with Sen. Kerry" on Friday.

Officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the retired Army general would make a formal endorsement at a campaign stop in Wisconsin, which holds its primary Tuesday.

Clark dropped out of the race for the White House on Wednesday, a retired four-star general unable to command significant support as a first-time presidential candidate. He coupled his withdrawal with words of praise for his remaining rivals -- Kerry, Sen. John Edwards and former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean.

"They're good men, they're good Democrats and they're good patriots," said Clark, who decided to abandon his quest after finishing third behind Kerry and Edwards in Democratic primaries Tuesday in Virginia and Tennessee. "Our country is well-served" by them, he added.

Clark, a 59-year-old career military man, burst onto the campaign last fall, supplanting his more experienced and better-known rivals at the top of the polls and demonstrating significant fund-raising ability.

The commanding general in NATO's war in Kosovo in 1999, Clark anchored his political appearances with a pledge of "a higher standard of leadership" and spoke to campaign audiences often of service, duty and honor.

But his political inexperience showed -- he articulated diametrically opposed positions on the war with Iraq within days of announcing his candidacy, for example, and was constantly refining his position on abortion.

[Ragirl]

LOL you beat me with this post by 5 seconds!!!

LOL, I'm not sure who was first! What a mess!

[kabar]

Beautiful. After sticking a knife in Kerry's back, Clark endorses him. Et tu, Brute?

[areafiftyone]

Here from the SF Gate:

Wesley Clark, who abandoned his bid for the presidency, plans to endorse Democrat John Kerry, according to Democratic officials.

Clark spokesman Matt Bennett would not confirm the endorsement, but said, "Gen. Clark is looking forward to going to Wisconsin to be with Sen. Kerry" on Friday.

Officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the retired Army general would make a formal endorsement at a campaign stop in Wisconsin, which holds its primary Tuesday.

Clark dropped out of the race for the White House on Wednesday, a retired four-star general unable to command significant support as a first-time presidential candidate. He coupled his withdrawal with words of praise for his remaining rivals -- Kerry, Sen. John Edwards and former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean.

"They're good men, they're good Democrats and they're good patriots," said Clark, who decided to abandon his quest after finishing third behind Kerry and Edwards in Democratic primaries Tuesday in Virginia and Tennessee. "Our country is well-served" by them, he added.

Clark, a 59-year-old career military man, burst onto the campaign last fall, supplanting his more experienced and better-known rivals at the top of the polls and demonstrating significant fund-raising ability.

The commanding general in NATO's war in Kosovo in 1999, Clark anchored his political appearances with a pledge of "a higher standard of leadership" and spoke to campaign audiences often of service, duty and honor.

But his political inexperience showed -- he articulated diametrically opposed positions on the war with Iraq within days of announcing his candidacy, for example, and was constantly refining his position on abortion.

[MineralMan]

Hmmm...this puts some question on the Drudge story, it seems to me. I was nervous when this alleged infidelity broke on Drudge, and linked to Clark, too.

I think everyone may well have jumped the gun on this whole thing. Could be some embarrassed folks shortly.

[rhombus]

Do you think the swarmy press will ask Clark to comment on his reported statements last week?

[Lando Lincoln]

Classic Clinton duplicity. Clark drops the dime on Kerry with his philandering. Then......Clark endorses Kerry. The condemned ate a hearty meal! Lando

[Choose Ye This Day]

Great. A loser being endorsed by a loser.

[Frank_Discussion]

I can see it now, at the endorsement presser:

"...and that's why I throw my support behind my fellow soldier, John Kerry! Thank You."

He steps from the podium, and his cell phone rings.

"Hello? Oh, Hi Mary! What? You've been trying to reach me all day, why? Uh-huh... Kerry did WHAT?! OH, Sh*t! Mary Help!"

[Mo1]

If Kerry is going to be endored by Clark....and this Kerry stuff is true, how does this play out?

IMO .. that cheating story about Kerry is to change the subject from Kerry/Fonda

[sarasota]

We have a winner!

[Ragirl]

Rush said that at least 3 reporters have said they personally heard Clark make the accusation about Kerry. I see my post was edited due to profanity....I'm not sure what I said that was profane...I've seen much worse. Whatever. lol