If Clark joins the race now, my own opinion of him will likely be:

[keopeli]

I struggle with my own objectivity, and wondered about the rest of you.

Keo

[diamondsoul]

1. Oh well hell!

I made a boo-boo. Hit the first response thinking it meant I'd stick with my man, looked again after I voted and gave myself a good old-fashioned stupid slap!

No I wouldn't turn on my choice now. Clark, as much as I admire and respect him, is too late for my support. (at least in the Primaries. I have no qualms about voting for Clark in the GE.)

[JohnKleeb]

3. Ive done that before too

[izzie]

2. I am not loyal yet

n/t

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

4. What Izzie said

[Brucey]

5. Too soon

to know how he will stand up to campaigning. Need to support whoever gets the nod though.

[tokenlib]

6. The DLC attacks have encouraged my support of Dean..

...and although Kucinich is closer to my heart, I think Dean is our strongest choice so far..
However, I think the entry of Clark into the race will stir things up a bit. And if his unknown details on domestic issues end up more progressive than HD--I just don't know how I'll react.

The idea that being for a strong America means throwing money at the Defense dept and contractors--annoys the heck out of me. Who better perhaps than a general to finally cut the defense budget to size? If he would be open to such reform once in office--I could be enticed to listen to his pitch.

Clark may really stir things up..