Clark Says He`s Staying In The Presidential race
By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Wesley Clark`s campaign says he will NOT
drop out of the Democratic presidential race if he does not win
more than one of the seven primaries held today.
The retired general is spending the day making the case for his
candidacy in person in Oklahoma. Meanwhile, his campaign says its
focus is blitzing the Hispanic community in Arizona and New Mexico.
A leading Clark backer in New York speculated on radio that
Clark, like General Custer at the Little Big Horn, was facing
defeat today. But Clark spokeswoman Kym Spell says the history of
this campaign is far from written.
Another spokesman, Bill Buck, says staffers at headquarters in
Little Rock are already focused on future contests in Tennessee and
Virginia.
Clark was neck-and-neck with frontrunner Senator John Kerry in
Oklahoma polls entering today`s vote and running second in Arizona
and New Mexico.
Posted by Mike Hellgren
