[Fledermaus]

Typical Democrat...oops, I'm caught.

[Chummy]

Sure, but does he still own the cap from Ratko Mladic?

[Support Free Republic]

Hi mom!

[Shermy]

Spell said Clark was answering hypothetical questions when he said he probably would have voted for the resolution, but he is clearly an opponent of the war.

I'm glad that's cleared up.

"Anyone who's seen General Clark on television the last year or has read his book knows where he stands on the war," she said. "It's unfortunate that Senator Lieberman is choosing to ignore all that and focusing on one day's news story."

Oh, now I understand. Message: it only matters what he says in his scripted book and television photo-ops.

[1rudeboy]

Gosh, it's so good to hear that Fabiani said it's appropriate. I'm convinced, just like this AP writer [/sarc].

[JennysCool]

Guess he's sticking to that "Money back if not delighted" pledge.

[faithincowboys]

Too late. Ashley Wilkes can't even campaign (for three weeks) within the rules, and he has the audacity to suggest that he should be President. He can't campaign competently or lawfully, but he is the one to fix Iraq? The Rats are in trouble.

[GeronL]

He should stand his gound and go to jail, imagine the publicity!

[Squantos]

Bank robber returns money, all is forgiven........how nice for his kind...........

[ctonious]

Wesley Clark Will Return Payments From Speeches

He should instead keep the money and be required to put out a truthful retraction of his political self-promotion.

"As required by law, I must admit that I am a retired perfumed prince, a political hack general, owned by the Clintons, whose idea of honorable warfare is to bomb civilian targets from 15,000 feet in order to demoralize the populace. Thank you very much, that will be $30,000."

[Pan_Yans Wife]

No harm done, just return the money. Think it will work for Hillary, too? (sarcasm)

[Tom Bombadil]

Wesley Clark's ripples in the pool of American history are already becoming indistinct.

He's a pebble that didn't skip and is now taking a one way trip to the bottom of the pool.

[Grampa Dave]

Actually, Weaselely Clark will get into his DeLorean Time Machine and go back into time and refuse those payments.

Of course since he is not a registered demonicRat, the law doesn't apply to him as an independent pretending to be a rat candidate.

[mhking]

Hillary!™ spanked General Smurf's hand.

[Choose Ye This Day]

...said Biersack, who added that the commission hasn't been asked to review the matter...

...because Clark is not a Republican.

[jimkress]

If you stab someone, just because you remove the knife doesn't mean you are innocent of the crime.

The same is true for Clark's (and democRAT's and Liberal's in general) continual violation of campaign finance laws. Just because they return the money does not mean they did not commit a crime.

Why are there no prosecutions?

It appears that, just like with gun control laws, the Left intends to pass more and more laws, not enforce them, continue to cite evils 'caused' by campaign financing, and then finally claim that 'Restrictions did not work. We must ban all campaign contributions from individuals. The only real fix is total Federal control of campaigns."