[Peace will be here soon]

Clark was so "abusive, condescending and mean"

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Yup, sounds like a liberal.

[Sparta]

This piece of s**t must be kept out of the White House at all costs.

[lonevoice]

Crowley said Clark was so "abusive, condescending and mean" to the hotel staff that the conference organizer later felt compelled to apologize on his behalf.

[Brett66]

This will be fun to watch, if he wins the dem nomination. I still think Dean's going to get it though.

[aristeides]

Waco Weasely sounds more and more like Jack D. Ripper.

[COBOL2Java]

General Clark, you ain't no Eisenhower...

[js1138]

Abusive to hotel staff. Sounds like full Clinton mode.

[.cnI redruM]

My nomination for Understatement of The Year -

>>>>there "seems to be a pattern of behavior here that raises questions about his temperament and ability to be a civilian commander in chief."

[VRW Conspirator]

I have to believe that Clark is bought and paid for. The Clintons must have FBI files on him or something. I cannot understand how a career military man can even rub shoulders with the ex-president-rapist.

[Republicus2001]

But wait, Billy Jeff said he was the fastest rising star of the Party....he can't be wrong

[dighton]

Hot -Tempered Clark in Conference Tantrum Meltdown

[tictoc]

In strict compliance with FR's rules and regulations, which state that whenever a conservative major news babe is mentioned, a picture shall be posted, I give you Monica Crowley:

[Agnes Heep]

Classless people envy those above them and spit on those below them.

[Verginius Rufus]

This should earn him an endorsement from "Patches" Kennedy (D-RI).

[mombonn]

Add this to the video Drudge reported on Hannity this afternoon of Fireclarker praising Rumsfeld, Condi, et al in May 2001 in front of a bunch of Republicans, and extolling President Reagan, and I'd say the man will implode even faster than Saddam left Baghdad!

[txrangerette]

Shoot, I at first thought he did
this today, maybe at a media event
(conference?) after the debate.

How cool would that be?

[henbane]

The WABC host allowed that while Clark could have been "having a bad day," there "seems to be a pattern of behavior here that raises questions about his temperament and ability to be a civilian commander in chief."

The Perfumed Prince has a hissy-fit

[FreePaul]

...Clark could have been "having a bad day,"

He's had more than a few of those lately, right?

[Benrand]

This explains why that fatass Michael Moore loves this guy so much. They're cut from the same dishrag.

[WOSG]

A temper eh .... Reminds me of the tape of Clinton cussing out Jesse Jackson on braodcast video without realizing it.

Of Course 60 minutes would never show it.