Bill Clinton recently told Sen. John Kerry privately that it now looked as though he and Gen. Wesley Clark were the only Democrats who could beat George W. Bush in the general election.
Kerry supporters are counting on Clark to take away enough votes in New Hampshire from former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean to enable the Massachusetts senator to win a primary election he cannot afford to lose.
A Robert Novak observation. Thoughts?
Other than the fact I can find no other source for Novak's claim about Clinton, what about the general points he tries to make?
Will Clark draw votes away from Dean? Or From Kerry? I can see it both ways.
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