[barker]

If Clinton/Gore couldn't find it then there's nothing there to find. I'd rather find out exactly why Clark was fired.

[skr]

Today, a caller on a radio talk show said he had researched Clark and discovered that Clark was the commander of a post that gave Janet Reno help and training for dealing with Koresh and his followers. The caller didn't mention what rank Clark was at the time, so supposing his rise to his later position may or may not be related to that bit of interesting information. I am tempted to think it is.

[Reagan Man]

>>>I'd rather find out exactly why Clark was fired.

"After Clark entered the Democratic race last September, Gen. Hugh Shelton, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters that Clark had been sacked as commander of NATO forces after the 1999 Balkans war because of "integrity and character issues.""
-From Newsweak.

As General, Wes Clark didn't follow orders and wasn't straightforward. Clark had a habit of talking out both sides of his mouth.

[montag813]

I'd rather find out exactly why Clark was fired.

Me too, becuase that MSNBC/Newsweek "story" was nonsense. Clark was not fired because he called Albright and miffed Bill Cohen. Gen. Shelton never liked Cohen and would not give a crap about that. He would not impune Clark's ethical and moral statute without one or many damn good reasons.