[sofaman]

As usual, Clark's comments aren't worth spit.

[CharlesWayneCT]

Yes, I've always said he would have problems because of that.

The United States position in the U.N. and the world is weakened because the democrats put partisan politics over the best interests of the country.

When they knew there were enough votes to confirm him, they should have allowed the vote and voted YES, to send a strong message that we spoke as one voice.

After all, their COMPLAINT about Bolton was that he wouldn't do a good job. But once that couldn't stop him, they should have supported him.

[EagleUSA]

"LACK OF SENATE SUPPORT' -- which decodes to the Dems don't want him because he is a strong, kick-ass guy, not a slobbering, pandering, internationalist socialist.

[mozrock]

Hey Clark.....STFU! Nobody gives a sh*t about what you think or what you have to say!

This is going to be one hell of a day with the dems coming out of the woodwork to spew out their 2 cents! Ughh...

[SmithL]

Oh yeah, Bolton's going to have problems - it all comes from his being so shy, and all.

[HawaiianGecko]

 

 

	[He predicted that Bolton would have a difficult time because of the lack of senatorial support.] What lack of senatorial support?  The reason the Democrats filibustered Bolton was because he DID HAVE SENATORIAL SUPPORT!

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[He predicted that Bolton would have a difficult time because of the lack of senatorial support.]

What lack of senatorial support?  The reason the Democrats filibustered Bolton was because he DID HAVE SENATORIAL SUPPORT!
 

[RexBeach]

General Clark should understand, and apparently he does not, that he will never be president.

[FreePaul]

...because of the lack of senatorial support.

WOW! Maybe the Senate will refuse to fund the UN. Not likely, huh?

[dighton]

I can't seem to recall his claim to fame, other than a video with Madonna.

[kcvl]

He predicted that Bolton would have a difficult time because of the lack of senatorial support.

Want to bet?! Kofi Annan was, at least, smart enough to keep his mouth shut. But, NOOOOOO, not the IDIOTS on the left who think they still run things.

I hope they keep acting like this because it only loses more elections for them!

[AppyPappy]

Wesley Clark? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

[Always Right]

Democratic presidential hopeful Wesly Clark is now appearing on Fox to trash the president for his recess appointment of John Bolton. He predicted that Bolton would have a difficult time because of the lack of senatorial support.

So the Democrats take a crap and blame Bush for it.

[Christian4Bush]

I must admit, I was wrong.

By looking at the final Senate vote on John Bolton, the President's nominee to be ambassador to the United Nations, I can clearly see that this man is not the Senate's choice to...uhh...

Oh, yeah. HE DIDN'T GET AN UP OR DOWN VOTE!!!!

Listen, "sphincter-wipe" Dodd, when the Senate actually VOTES to confirm or deny Mr. Bolton, then the assessment can be made as to whether or not he has "the approval of the Senate".

[Colonel_Flagg]

Wesley Clark weighs in on Bolton's appointment on Fox

Lightweight Weasley chimes in. Big deal.

[TheBigB]

MARY, HELP!!!

[longtermmemmory]

Agreed, Clark is worthless.

He could have just read Kennedy's comments.

Clark is an obvious plant. Sombody must have some compromising pictures of a FNC producer.

[bray]

Bolton has more votes in the Senate than Weasly had for President. So who should be giving advice to President George W Bush??

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[MinuteGal]

Beware of a weasel in Fox clothing.

Leni

[carrier-aviator]

Lack of Senatorial Support? Please.

If the Dems would have ended their filibuster he would have recieved the support they say is so critical--for a mahority of the Senate would have voted for him. The Dems can't have it both ways.

I think this solution is perfect. The Prez gets to tweek the Dems, and we get our man in the UN. The Prez oughta put Miguel Estrada on the bench during this recess and then nom him to the SCOTUS when Rehnquist retires.

[TBarnett34]

Wesley who?