On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 01:25:56 GMT Jonathan Goodish wrote:

In article ,
"R.Hubbell" wrote:
But the country will never be secure and so they will do those
things that are most visible to the masses.

BTW Clark seems like a very solid guy. Military guy with compassion
and sensibility and intelligence.


He's a guy who solidly can't decide what he believes. Iraq has WMD's in
front of Congress and a regime change is a must, but on the campaign
trail he appears to be contradicting himself. That type of thing seems


Iraq had WMDs, we sold them to Iraq. Did you miss that part out
of convenience or just not paying attention?

Why not read the transcripts your self:

http://armedservices.house.gov/schedules/2002.html

to be going around, though, since Howard Dean becomes a big Christian
when he's south of the Mason-Dixon line but isn't so much of a Christian
when he comes back north.

Well Dubya didn't bother with all that during his campaign, he knew his
Dad and his brother would pull out the win for him.



Bottom line is that the integrity of both men is questionable.


The bottom line is that Wesley Clark has more integrity in his little
toe than Dubya could ever hope to have.


R. Hubbell



JKG