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Sat Jan-17-04 03:37 PM
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| Which canidate had the strongest pro war statements prewar? |
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With all the talk of clark and his support or not before the war I hear alot of comments that sound strong. Was he the only one making such comments, I don't think so...
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| dd123
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Sat Jan-17-04 03:38 PM
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| 1. Probably Lieberman had the strongest comments |
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But I doubt that's the comparison w/Wes Clark that you were looking for.
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| pscot
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Sat Jan-17-04 03:46 PM
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| 2. Lieberman and Gephardt |
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I've read the transcript of what Clark said and I also recall the hearing at which he testified. He pretty clearly was not supporting the administration in its rush to war. In fact he seemed to feel that we had Saddam in a bottle and unless Saddam came up with nukes we should leave him there.
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| pasadenaboy
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Sat Jan-17-04 04:26 PM
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| 3. Agree, it was Dick and Joe |
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I'm a Dean supporter, but if you read Clark in context, he was not a cheerleader for the war.
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