Wesley Clark is trying to insert himself back into the public eye again and is this time attacking McCain’s war record.
Trying to attack McCain as “untested” and “untried” while at the same time stating your support for Obama is nonsensical. Then claiming — with a straight face — that McCain does not have executive experience while you’re still trying to push a guy whose only experience is as a community organizer, law school grad, and one serious year in the Senate (with two more years campaigning as president) is bordering on hysterical.
Obama is as untested and untried and completely lacking in executive experience as any human being who has run for the presidency in the history of the United States. There are people with more experience than Obama that get overlooked for middle management jobs in industry because they just don’t have enough time in yet. That is so patently obvious that even Bob Schiffer, who is as dedicated a left-wing partisan as one can find in the MSM, couldn’t just sit there and listen to Clark try to sell the idea that McCain lacks experience in comparison to Obama.
One of the best quotes from the video is when Clark actually claims that Obama has demonstrated “Proven judgement”. One wonders if Clark meant that Obama was demonstrating “proven judgment” when he was building his friendships and ties with William Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn? Or how about getting into very profitable and highly questionable business deals with (now) convicted criminals like Tony Rezko? Or how about when he was sitting in Wright’s church for 20 years listening to his racist, anti-American rants?
Good judgment? Good grief!
If anything Obama has demonstrated a complete lack of good judgment and reasonable person can see that he has zero experience, so it is actually kind of sad to see Wesley Clark so blatantly prostituting himself for a cabinet seat in an Obama administration.
Wesley Clark trips all over himself every time he says anything.
Last go around, Clark crowed endlessly about Kerry’s service, and how horrible it was that anyone would doubt Kerry’s integrity. He held Kerry up as a hero and ABSOLUTELY advertised his service as a reason why Kerry was fit to be commander in chief.
Now he flip flops right on his face – as he usually does.
Conservatives flip flop from time to time, but they don’t throw any vet under the bus unless that vet is out there denigrating our troops – like Kerry did.
They are two peas in a pod.
Clark is a disgrace to the uniform and it’s a tragedy our soldiers and vets had to listen to his blather.
On the other hand,does military experience give you an advantage when dealing with military commanders – something the next President will have to do often? That’s quite obviously a yes.
Danny Vice
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