Republicans for Wesley Clark?

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Republicans for Clark

Clark on Domestic Issues

[weegee]

There are some high profile RINOs who could be behind this. Again to shave off some votes.

Republican Philanthropist Pays Pro-Gore Legal Bills

Nothing about Steve Kirsch was conservative. I have to think that he voted in the Republican primary to either pose a weaker candidate or to give support to McCain.

He said that he had never agreed on so many of the issues as he did with Al Gore Junior.

He even registered at FR to root for Albert. The press liked the angle that a "republican" supported Algore in the recounts.

[weegee]

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[steve8714]

Log cabin Republican for Clark. `Butcher of Serbia alert.

[dighton]

A quick internet search shows that Mr. Margulies started getting behind Clark in a "bi-partisan" effort with his brother-in-law John Hlinko. Further internet search shows John Hlinko as one of the founders of MoveOn.org.

Good find.

[Miss Marple]

Given the preponderance of forged documents, mole-type government employees, plants in crowds for Hillary's books, etc., it isn't difficult to see that there would be bogus organizations as well. The democrats have no way to compete except by deceit and smear.

We are going to have a very ugly campaign, of which this is a symptom.

It is important that we check every quote, organization, etc. in order to expose as many of these tricks as possible, because you know darn well the media isn't going to do it without our prodding, and even then many won't.

writmeister, I wonder how many organizatioins that Hlinko character has formed. I bet this isn't the only "Republican" web site he has helped set up.

[Bob Eimiller]

Watch...2004... Clinton/Clark ticket....

[hellinahandcart]

Why do I think of Mark Morford when I see that picture?

[cwb]

Well...Lincoln Chafee says he's a Republican, too...and still does. We know that doesn't mean a whole lot:>). Other than his military serivce, he and Clinton have similar paths...both from Arkansas and Rhodes Scholars.

[hellinahandcart]

This sounds like a scam -- much like "Catholics for Right to Choose" -- no Catholics in the governing structure.

It sounds a lot like that "non-partisan" group in California who spent a bundle on ads saying the recall would be"bad for business". Turned out it was three huge Dem donors, one union Dem donor, and one rich Republican for Choice who gave equally to Dems and pro-abort Republicans.

IF this guys is a Republican, he's a Bloomberg Republican. And he's working with his brother-in-law from MoveOn? I'm gonna puke.

[hellinahandcart]

Good catch.

Any relative says "MoveOn.org" around me, though, they're gettin' disowned.

This is all making my head spin. I saw a picture of Will Pitt recently and he looked exactly like Scott Ritter, whose book he co-wrote. And gee, they're both involved with the Institute for Public Accuracy, which disseminates flaming lefty propaganda. And did I mention they look like brothers?

I always wondered why Scott Ritter would have chosen the Drip from DU, out of all the authors in the country, to write his book. It would only make sense if they already knew each other pretty well.

[writmeister]

I am constantly amazed at what information is available on the internet. I have found it a good source for learning that "ordinary" citizens are not quite as ordinary as portrayed.

[hellinahandcart]

I know, I'm afraid to look myself up...

[Miss Marple]

My husband was so disappointed. I showed him how to look himself up, and all he found was geneology stuff that his brother has posted. HAR!

I don't care to look myself up, however. Too spooky for me.

[cricket]

"No real Republician would support Clark. Stupid people with no real affiliation might be sucked in, which is what they are hoping for."

Agree. . .just another cheap Demrat tactic designed to fool the foolish. . .

[Deb]

Yep. The Arkansas/Rhodes/Clinton connection disqualified him for any further service on any level at any time.

[ExSoldier]

"And he is a Clintonite."

Surprising to no one, he is also (according to my 1996 CFR Annual Report) a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Just another globalist camp follower of the NWO. What else is new?

[Dark Knight]

If being put in charge of Kosovo would change his party, he is then also an unprincipled power seeker. And:

He is an incompetent unprincipled power seeker.


DK

[Gracey]

Now please tell me, how does one "look themselves up?"

[davidosborne]

Thanks for the ping... Gen. Clark is a chip off the Clinton Block...