[Fledermaus]

General Clark has as much chance as being elected as Capt. Crunch.

[John Valentine]

Clark has the stink but not the substance of Alexander Haig.

[SAJ]

Careful, Batsy. If Mr. Bush continues on his current path -- i.e. playing footsie with Fat Teddy on education, rolling over for the biggest farm subsidies EVER, NOT fighting like h*ll for good conservative judicial nominees, NOT taking any action whatever to protect our borders and defend them from invasion (and, yes, this IS an invasion), I know for a flat fact that I won't vote for him again...and I do not for a moment believe that I'm unique in that view.

Weaselly Clark, on his record, is a putz, a prissy-ass superduper micromanager ala Jimmuh, and widely disliked throughout the military, but the 'Rats only care about the 4 stars formerly on his shoulder as a diversion from the too-obvious and too-accurate perception of the public that their party doesn't give warm spit for the defense of the nation.

Besides, haven't you noticed that the media, who would collectively cream their jeans if Hitlery were to run, have JUST creamed their jeans when this bozo tossed his hat in? If you think that Weaselly is anything other than a stalking horse for PIAPS, think again.

[HitmanLV]

I've said before, Clark s the favorite of the terminally hip Washington Press Corps, nothing more.

Howard the Dean has connected with his base - they aren't going anywhere.

Clark has a hard time connecting with anyone. Most of the USA sees him as a talking head on CNN, not the winner of a war most people lost attention of after the first week (those were a looong 80 days!).

Clark is all icing. Take him seriously, but no fear.

[ApesForEvolution]

That's what my friends in Minnesota said about Nick Janos, aka Jesse 'the body' Ventura being elected governor.

Maybe the Titanic Principle shall be revisited yet again?