A Rhodes Scholar, succesful businessman, retired four-star general and Supreme Allied Commander-Europe, who has proved himself to be a leader in time of war and peace, a diplomat and a soldier. A soft-spoken man who graduated first in his class at West Point, he went on to fight for his country in Vietnam, where he was gravely wounded and won the Silver Star for Valor. An Arkansas-native, he is a progressive who can connect with the South and is not afraid to challenge the current President on matters of National Security.
by William Safire January 7, 2004
Quite possibly a future president of the United States of America. Brilliant businessman and retired 4 star general. Too bad he couldn't be president this time around. If Kerry wins this year Clark will probably run in 2012.
by Samuel March 18, 2004
The 44th and next President of the United States.
Jeb and his Florida cronies won't be able to rig the election results this time around. ;)
bye bye dubya....
Jeb and his Florida cronies won't be able to rig the election results this time around. ;)
bye bye dubya....
by James November 20, 2003
Ruined his chances by being endorsed by the corpulent commie Mike Moore. He may as well had Fidel call here and say 'Clark '04!'. Unbeknownst to most people, he has voted Republican most of his life, and was a defense lobbyist who profited from the Iraq war he so staunchly opposes. Or does he? As you can see, not known for being a straight shooter.
by Mortenson January 26, 2004
1. "And when the President does two things that I agree with - one of them attacking the Taliban in Iraq . . . then I'm going to say so"
-Wesley Clark during a Dem. Primary debate
2. I think Wesley Clark would make a great Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-Wesley Clark during a Dem. Primary debate
2. I think Wesley Clark would make a great Joint Chiefs of Staff.
by RHS Student September 7, 2004