Reply #5: You don't' see the difference between voting [View All]

and running for president? Clark is welcome to the party, welcome to vote for Democratic candidates but he lacks the credentials to claim the top spot on the Democratic ticket. The man has only been a Democrat since October. We wouldn't even be having this discussion if Rove had returned his calls or he if didn't have a nice little uniform with bright shiny medals. He has no experience that is transferable to the presidency. Quite the opposite, the experience that he does have will be detrimental to an office in a civilian government. I have yet to see anyone post anything that suggests that Clark , prior to his announcement to run for president , had anything but right leaning , hawkish tendencies. Where are those words of praise for Democratic administrations? Were there any before his announcement? Clark has done a complete about face in the last couple of years. How could a man who was so very wrong before suddenly be trusted with the democratic nomination?

BTW, Reagan had YEARS in the Republican party before receiving the nomination. Clark has only a few months. Desperation is going to kill our party from the inside.