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Army chiefs of staff thought that Clark was more concerned with Democrat politics than he was with his duty to the military. The only details are off the record comments from officials and THE FACT that 4 higher ups just never showed for the party, and they were expected. It was a clear dissing.

Clark also praised Kerry and his war record profusely today, leaving open his VP chances. Notice how he has not criticized one Dim yet and won't even declare his party affil? He only bashes Bush yet won't challenge Dims. He is trying to show he has the name and credentials to be VP. They HAVE to choose a military person for VP to counteract Bush's biggest strength- national security. Dims are attacking Bush on security issue- they HAVE to have a VP who is perceived as strong on defense.

152 posted on 08/26/2003 6:25:38 PM PDT by At _War_With_Liberals (If Hillary ever takes the oath of office, she will be the last President the US will ever have. -RR)