Ellington

Salon reports today: "On Wednesday Clark officially declared himself a Democrat, telling CNN that if he ran for president, he'd seek the Democratic nomination. 'It's a party that stands for internationalism. It's a party that stands for ordinary men and women,' Clark said. 'It's a party that stands for fair play and equity and justice and common sense and reasonable dialogue.' He told the network he hadn't made up his mind to run but added, 'I'm closer to working my way through it.'"

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136112

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I'd love to see a Dean/Clark ticket!

Author

Tre'

Date

2003-09-12T16:15:34-06:00

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136113

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Tre', great minds think alike! I was just reading the Reuters report that he's finally declared as a candidate, and that was my first thought. I'll be doing more research on his positions, but, at first glance, my response is: Hooray, a Democratic candidate with a noticeable personality and some real leadership skills. If he holds up to scrutiny, and the Dean campaign continues to gather momentum, this might be a fun election cycle after all.

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Kate

Date

2003-09-17T10:53:28-06:00