RoboClark caught on tape avoiding questioning ... must see it to believe

Special Report with Brit Hume | 9/16/03 | Fox News

[KellyAdmirer]

"Gail" is just that voice inside his head that he hears under stress, the one that keeps saying, "Run for President, run for President, run for President...."

[joesnuffy]

which is why he will slide into the #2 spot...
he is definitely a number 2 kinda guy

[Diogenesis]

You mean like "Kenneth"?

[O Neill]

...GAIL?

May be a Call Sign: "GAY-L"...short for "GAY LEADER"...

No true-pinko liberal could have possibly risen to 4-stars in the military between 1945 and 1992. He HAS to be a pure puppet, and presumably GAY LEADER holds the strings.

[Sam's Army]

Whoa!!!

[Husker8877]

You mean blowing up those cardboard boxes that the enemy tanks came in doesn't qualify Clark for liberal hero status?

[Blueflag]

Why a pic of Courtney COx?

[van_erwin]

I totally agree that Clark is an unknown outside of DC, and outside of news junkies. I disagree that the public won't vote in a POTUS without the career to back it up, however. Bush x41 was the last President with a truly stellar political record to run on. GW has a great record to run on now, but before he came into office, his political career was only 6 years old. The voting public can easily have the wool pulled over their eyes when it comes to a candidate's career - just look at x42.

I don't think it's possible to win a race without focusing on the issues first and foremost. Everyone knew what kind of candidate x42 was when he was running - remember, the Gennifer Flowers rape charge came up during the first campaign. GW Bush beat Gore because he ran on the issues. The media and the RATS did everything in their power to smear GW's reputation, but in the end it was the American people's desire to see a conservative in power that won the election.

[whereasandsoforth]

GAIL is like CHAOS on "Get Smart". It doesn't stand for anything, but it's still bad news. Or "Gale" could be the secret-secret services code name for HRC. Or it could have been a dead phone line offering an excuse not to talk to the press.

[Outlaw76]

"He might have been in Clinton's camp, but I don't think a man becomes SACEUR without the career to back it up."

Think again, he was a nobody until after his tanks help smash the branch dividian's in Waco.

[ChadGore]

$20.00 says the perfumes prince was listening to:

"THE NUMBER YOU HAVE REACHED, IS NO LONGER IN SERVICE"

[Diogenesis]

Clark's Domestic policy [Waco]

Clark's Foreign policy [Yugoslavia]

[CatoRenasci]

What you need to realize is that Clark is disliked in the Army and the Pentagon generally. Has been for years. He's the prime example people like Hackworth used to give as a political general whose career took off under political influence, a "perfumed prince."

While Clark served honorably as a young officer, from everything I've heard (including sources who knew him at the Trade School) he was not well-liked by his classmates and was regarded as something of a toady. Likewise, he was always seen as one of those ambitious young officers who would put his career ahead of anything else, a careerist whose options outside of the military were limited. Early marked for an illustrious career by being chosen as a Rhodes Scholar, he was known as someone on the make professionally.

He makes my skin crawl. Even before I knew about the Kosovo debacle where he tried to get the Brits to start a war with the Russians for him. I knew officers like that when I was an artillery officer in the '70s, and I didn't like them then.

[pabianice]

Hard to say. Read his biography on the web. He's the quinessential ticket-puncher: took every job possible for promotion based upon administrative skill, but shows no leadership ability. He's reported to be short-tempered and generally cranky. In asking "Gail" for permission to talk to the press he likely just committed political suicide. The reporters are going to have picked his bones clean by January.

[CheneyChick]

Whose GAIL? His wife?

His big sister?

[truthkeeper]

Rush got a call today from a guy who actually worked with him for 2 years. He described him as maniacal and totally inflexible.
Needless to say, he was not well-liked, according to the caller.

[O Neill]

...he was a nobody until after his tanks help smash the branch dividian's in Waco.

Was he one of those guys baring their butts for the Davidians at the windows, while Jane Fonda blared over the loudspeakers: 'These boots were made for walkin'...and that's just what I'll do'...yada, yada, yada?

[Common Tator]

He might have been in Clinton's camp, but I don't think a man becomes SACEUR without the career to back it up.

lets apply your logic to other important posts in the Clinton Administration.

She might have been in Clinton's camp, but I don't think a woman becomes Clinton's main squeeze without the career to back it up.

In both the case of Monica and Ashlie all they had to know is when to suck and when to blow.

[Wild Irish Rogue]

The clip was unbelievable-Wuss didn't even have the sense to walk away from the media, while he asked permission from his lady friend.He looked weak and effeminate,totally wussy whipped. This clip would make a devastating political ad.I see a picture of GW in the flightsuit and then cut to Wuss Clark,asking Mommy if he can go out and play.

[Norman Conquest]

Why a pic of Courtney Cox?

She's portraying reporter Gayle Weathers in one of the SCREAM movies.

Too much to hope that Gail Wynand, Gale Gordon or even Dorothy Gale was on the other end of the phone, I guess.