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Wesley Clark=typical commie liberal
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Democrat Wesley Clark (search) on Tuesday blamed President Bush for the intelligence failures that contributed to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

"There is no way this administration can walk away from its responsibility for 9/11," Clark told a conference, titled "New American Strategies for Security and Peace." "You can't blame something like this on lower level intelligence officers, however badly they communicated memos with each other. ... The buck rests with the commander in chief, right on George W. Bush's desk."


*******. First he attacks Bush and the economy. Now that the economy is rolling again, he has moved on to plan B. :rolleyes:
10-29-2003 07:24 PM
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[] - Rebel - 11-05-2003, 01:55 PM
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