Clarke was tossed, by the US into NATO, where he destroyed Bosnia. He couldn't command a NATO division. The worst of the worst.

God Bless America and our fighting forces!

Remember the Swift Boat ads in '04 and how Bush said he had nothing to do with it. Or in '00 when he said he had nothing to do with all the attacks on McCain. Or, right now, McCain and his team tries to say they have nothing to do with the bounds of false claims and lies out there about Obama.

It's the SAME thing. Obama should be no more to blame for what people who support him say (although I still don't see what was wrong with Clark's comments) than Bush or McCain. It's called politics folks. Grow up. And stop trying to act like "your" candidate doesn't do the same thing!

clark was pre-approved. this was market tested for donations from moveon.org.

general clark was fired by president clinton for risky behavior and poor judgment was almost starting a real war with the russians over what was essentially a ; 'family feud' in the BALKANS.

i am an no MCEMPTY fan but clark is a conniving stupid little man.

Wes Clark was fully within his rights to question whether experience as a POW equates to experience leading a global military effort.

The fake outrage and cries of "I'm a war hero!" from the McCain campaign are really undignified and disappointing.

Democrat for McCain

Senator McCain and his surrogates have been putting out disinformation and/or supporting disinformation on Senator Obama. Senator McCain has been around Washington politics for a long time and has shown nothing for it. Now, all of a sudden, he is the man to lead America out of this dismal moment. Yeah, whatever!

I want McCain to show me his experience with national security. Being a war vet and POW is not experience.

Well said!!!

When Schieffer noted Obama has not had wartime experiences, Clark said: “Well, I don’t think riding in a fighter plane and getting shot down is a qualification to be president.”

Meanwhile, Obama continues to pull the wool over his supporters' eyes when it comes to the Iraq War. Check out Obama's agreement with Bush in this must-see video on on Youtube, titled :

The Iraq war video Barack Obama does not want you to see!!

I think this is a mistake by the Obama's campain to expand his campain too fast.

McCain '08.

How long until America figures it out? It's not about experience, it's about JUDGMENT.

There was a time, 4 years ago, when I might have said McCain was a leader, but not today. If we were debating whether we are going to award a medal for past service, McCain wins. However, our decision is whether we are going to rely on this person's ability to lead and inspire and do what need to get done and say what needs to be said to the persons who need to hear it. The McCain that I hear today cannot. He is so tight on cash and short of supporters that he has to promise everything to every right wing cause just to field a team. He cannot afford independence. And that is a shame.

Obama is an unknown quantity. Personable, to be sure. Energetic, to be sure. And he can deliver a speech like no recent candidate amd frankly, I like that. I do have very deep concerns about the racial rhetoric that he only recently found so upsetting after listening to it for so many years without a word of complaint. But, I have listened to Obama's speeches, even those he gave years ago, and can find no hint of that kind of vindictiveness in any of them.

He is trying to engage, without pandering, to those in his party who felt alienated during the primary, and that is a good indication of his personal attitude toward reconciliation. He is moving toward the center, maybe more than I am comfortable with, to try to speak to the needs of the nation, not just those who agree with him, so that is a positive as well.

Between the two choices, Obama's current behavior speaks best for his qualifications for president. Past behavior of both candidates having been duly considered and weighted, and pending any stunning revealation that alters my opinion, I will vote for Obama.

Geesh, I don't like dirty politics myself, but it seems lately, from crybaby Clinton to now crybaby McCain that certain camps this political season are extremely sensitive. Things said about Obama have dwarfed anything said about McCain or Clinton.

We need to grow up and be able to understand the difference between negative personal and false attacks versus observation. Nothing Clark said was a personal attack and nothing he said was false.

This is why BTW Obama will probably win. I'm on the fence myself, but candidates who whine and are weak and reactive never win. It's why Clinton lost and now Obama has McCain crying on the ropes.

Actually, my advice to McCain is to stop beginning every one of your speeches with "I was in a war...". Honestly, people aren't happy with war and it's making him look like the title "warmonger" is true.

Republican voting Obama

Maccain can't win on any issue either, he doesn't know enough about economy and Americans need someone who will create jobs.

Am still surprised that some republicans are still using Hillary Clinton name in a nagective manner. I don't know the reason behind this, but if it is to devide democrats? They should think again. Hillary is a srtong supporter of Obama presidency so do Bill and all the notable leaders that have initially supporter Hillary is nomination bid.

So, Republiacn do not use Hillary's name to stage your fight against Obama.
Democratic party is not dumb, we know those behind causing trouble by portraying that they Hillary's fans to instigate bitterness among democrats.

Please stop the devision, blog for republican if you are a republican and blog for democrats if you a democrats.

You know Maccain has no chance of winning the fall election, so they are trying to devide democrats against each other. I trust true democrats.
God Bless Americans and save Obama.