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January 31, 2004
| Gert Clark

Live on C-SPAN, Gert Clark, wife of Wesley Clark, is speaking to a campaign forum in Florence, S.C.

“When people cut medicare, and claim they’re religious, I don’t know what religion they’re practicing.”

Promises 2 year, $12,000 grants for people to go to college, “so you won’t owe money to the government.”

“Flag, faith and values” are country’s values, “not something that can be claimed by one party or another.”

“The most important thing in this country now is jobs. My husband is going to put you back to work.”

Minimum wage immediately increased to $7. Money to states for hiring people for homeland security, education, etc.



Posted by Bryan M at January 31, 2004 11:03 AM | TrackBack
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