Wesley Clark "Women Can Fight"

[Dinger]

http://securingamerica.com/node/2874

"Clark explained Clinton’s vote authorizing President Bush to take action in Iraq as “a vote for coercive diplomacy” rather than “a vote for war,” and said the Bush administration “misused” the authority granted to it by Congress.

Clark also told reporters that Clinton was more qualified than Sen. John McCain to be the next commander-in chief because McCain’s service as a naval fighter pilot did not prepare him “in terms of dealing with the national strategic issues that are involved” in being president. Clinton, in Clark’s estimation, has had the necessary experience to make high-level national security decisions because of her tenure in the U.S. Senate and her time as First Lady.

Clark and 15 other retired U.S. military flag officers, generals and admirals, used the call to explain why they are endorsing Clinton to be the nation’s next commander-in-chief."

[anonymous171]

1. I thought she was a Goddess of Peace

Why can't HRC supporters agree on what exactly she is?

[Dinger]

3. She's Both

:patriot: :patriot: :patriot: :patriot:

[rodeodance]

15. you folks are the ones always assigning her labels. get a grip

[anonymous171]

17. You are one to talk.

[Forkboy]

25. Actually, that comes from Mtnsnake....not an Obama supporter.

[rodeodance]

29. AH THANKS

[Forkboy]

32. He said it tongue in cheek, but as you can see it took ona life of it's own here.

Which I think pleases mtnsnake to no end. Every time he says it at least three people puke. :)

[anonymous171]

33. Labels?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=4837131&mesg_id=4840768

[Beausoir]

2. Clinton/Clark. Will be great to see.

[Maribelle]

8. YES!

:bounce:

[rodeodance]

20. ;-)

[AX10]

4. We really could as a Secretary of State like Clark!

Maybe V.P?!?

[Dinger]

9. It's Not Hard To Find A Place Where Clark Can Fit In

I admire and respect him so much, as I do Senator Clinton.

[THUNDER HANDS]

5. Women, yes.....Clinton, not so much

[rodeodance]

12. thank you for your contibution--NOT

[gateley]

6. I admire Clark for praising and supporting Hillary's positions

and actions, rather than taking jabs at Obama like Joe Wilson is doing.

I hope Clark has a slot in the next administration.

[greguganus]

13. LOL...nice subject line!

that Wes is a wascally wabbit!! :rofl:

[gateley]

37. I'm innocent!

:rofl:

[Maribelle]

7. More interesting stuff on the IWR vote of October 2002 in relation to reading the NIE:

Six senators read the NIE

1. Biden
2. Rockefeller
3. Roberts

==>> Each of the above three voted yes on the Iraq War Resolution.

==>> The remaining three voted no

4. Durbin
5. Graham
6. Levin

==>> The 3 who voted no were all on the Senate Intelligence Committee who (Durbin admits) had access to confidential intelligence information not contained in the NIE.


==>> Each of the presidential candidates who were in the senate at the time voted yes on the IRW: Clinton, Edwards, Biden and Dodd, and each of them voted no on the Levin Amendment.


==>> Four Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee voted yes on the Iraq War Resolution:

Evan Bayh
John Edwards
Dianne Feinstein
John D. Rockefeller

And according to Dick Durbin, those who were on the Senate Intelligence Committee knew the intelligence wasn’t matching up to what the Bush administration was telling the public.

[rodeodance]

16. yes---

[denem]

10. So sad. Wes - I will never use fear as a plotical weapon.

NH forum on the State of the Union address, 2004. I believed in him. I take Obama with a few pinches of salt.

[BootinUp]

41. I sincerely doubt

he was suggesting he doesn't believe there are times for coercive diplomacy. Seems more like you misunderstood him.

[kimmerspixelated]

11. I DO respect Wes Clark,

but I think everyone is so sick of the saber rattling, no matter whether estrogen is involved for the first time or not.

[rodeodance]

14. NEEDS A REC

[Dinger]

19. Thanks : )

:loveya: :toast:

[rodeodance]

18. Wes is a great spokesperson for Hillary

[rodeodance]

21. CLINTON-CLARK 08

[Iceburg]

24. I'll second that! /nt

[rodeodance]

26. ;-)

[JoFerret]

31. Great team.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l4_jMyV3mY

Drive the right wing crazy. Win the election. Bring the troops home. peace with honor. Protect America. get going with a focus on Iraq.

Plus take care of the economy and education.

Hillary can do all that better than anyone.

[bunnies]

22. And "Women can tie their own shoes!"

Thanks for the newsflash. Thanks for informing me that I can fight. As if there should be some reason I'd think I couldnt?

Not sexist though.

[geiger]

23. as I saw on DU yesterday, I want a leader, not a fighter.

[rodeodance]

28. I want a leader who will fight for just causes--SEN. HILLARY CLINTON

[geiger]

34. why r u dogging me. ihave nothiong agst u, but u r starting to get on my nerves.

[kikiek]

27. His eloquent words reflect what we Hillary supporters firmly believe. Go Hillary/Wes!

[JoFerret]

30. Thanks Wes. AND she know what to do on the economy and education.)

And check this out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l4_jMyV3mY

[DrFunkenstein]

35. Clinton's Handful of Years on The Foreign Relations Committee Vs. McCain?

McCain was appearing on Meet The Press when Clinton was back in her Goldwater sweater.

When it comes to experience, Clinton simply can't cut it. She has to beat him on judgement, and she was on the same page as McCain over th Iraq war.

We need someone who can point out that experience is a means to wisdom, but it doesn't MEAN wisdom. We need someone who was right on Iraq from day one.

[nonconformist]

36. Here's a K & R for a Clinton/Clark 2008 ticket! UNSTOPPABLE. nt

[DesertRat]

38. That would be a great ticket! n/t

[BootinUp]

39. Thanks for posting this Dinger. nt

[Iceburg]

40. Wes IS Hillary's VP /nt

[rodeodance]

42. ok--yes yes