[van_erwin]

He might have been in Clinton's camp, but I don't think a man becomes SACEUR without the career to back it up.
This guy is a serious threat in the upcoming election, and all we're doing is engaging in personal attacks? This isn't the way to defend our president, folks. People can see through partisan remarks. We need to look at this guy's policies and positions, and show people where he is out of touch with the American people.

I was sickened by the mudslinging and lies the RATS spewed out in the last two elections. We have the most popular president in modern history sitting in the Oval Office right now. Let's elevate the discourse and make this election a mandate!

[Peach]

This is hysterical.

[Mr. Bird]

but I don't think a man becomes SACEUR without the career to back it up

A general doesn't become POTUS without the career to back it up, and Clark doesn't have it. I've mentioned this on other threads: Clark is an unknown outside of DC. The press and the flacks don't understand this, because they do know him. The public will tolerate an unknown with a proven political track record (see: Clinton, Slick). They won't throw a general who commanded essentially an air raid on Kosovo into the White House.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Well, I guess I'll stop asking him to name the White House official who pressured him to say Saddam was connected to 9/11. GAIL won't let him answer.

Gee, if GAIL passed-on while general Clark was in the Oval Office who would become president?

[Diogenesis]

President Bush should work to improve accountability
and clean up the some agencies which are nonfunctional.

[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.

[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.

[per loin]

Uh...yeah. Let's start with his policy on Iraq. Any idea what it is today?

[Eva]

Actually, the man had a very mediocre military career until he met the Clintons and became their pet general.
His stint as the head of Nato included almost starting WWIII by ordering an attack on the Russians at the Pristina airport. Fortunately the British officer in charge of the action, refused the order.