Clark Peddling Three-Week-Old Baloney?

DOES GEN. WESLEY CLARK SUBSCRIBE TO THE WEEKLY STANDARD? Commentary, maybe? Because he seems to know a lot about, as he puts it, the "neoconservative press." Yesterday on CNN's "Late Edition," for example, Clark said--not for the first time--that the Bush administration's war plans extend far beyond Iraq.

"I do know this," Clark told Wolf Blitzer. "In the gossip circles in Washington, among the neoconservative press, and in some of the statements that Secretary Rumsfeld and Secretary Wolfowitz have made, there is an inclination to extend this into Syria and maybe Lebanon." What's more, Clark added, "the administration's never disavowed this intent."

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Clark's proof? None. He never saw the list. But, the general recently told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, "You only have to listen to the gossip around Washington and to hear what the neoconservatives are saying, and you will get the flavor of this."

You probably get the flavor of what Wesley Clark is saying, too. It tastes, as THE SCRAPBOOK pointed out three weeks ago, like baloney. And sometimes, as in the case of yesterday's interview with Blitzer, it tastes like three-week-old baloney.

Clarkies, where's Clark coming from on this? I've read the PNAC document that first articulated Iraq, Iran and North Korea as being an axis of evil, but it sounds like Clark is talking about something else.


(on edit, link: http://frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=11096)

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I'm confused what the intent of this thread is.

nothing.

Are you sure you want to get your opinions of Clark from there?

Reat the article again, notice how it's kind of stupid?

we all are :dem:

Carry rightwing water.

Good for you! You got to start a bashing thread that condems someone for exposing the underbelly of the regime.

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Most of you are aware of the disintegration of the intellectual discourse on our college campuses. David Horowitz in particular continues his extraordinary work to expose and reverse the disaster leftist academics are making of our universities.

Tammy Bruce is a Fox News Channel Contributor and author of The Death of Right and Wrong.

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