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January 15, 2004
| Dean: Clark Really a Republican

Does he know? From CNN:

Democratic presidential front-runner Howard Dean trained his rhetorical guns on New Hampshire primary rival Wesley Clark Wednesday, questioning Clark's credentials as a Democrat.

"He is a good guy, but I truly believe he is a Republican," Dean said of the retired Army general and former NATO supreme commander who declared himself a Democrat shortly before entering the presidential race last year.

If Clark were to win the Democratic presidential nomination, Dean said, the general election would be "the Republican primary."



Posted by Alan at January 15, 2004 12:20 AM | TrackBack
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Yeah sure, Clark’s a mole.

Posted by: CERDIP at January 15, 2004 11:02 AM

Didn’t Dean say that Republicans believe the rich should be rich and the poor should be poor? So how can Clarke be a Republican and a good guy?

Posted by: Doug at January 15, 2004 10:19 PM

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