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Wesley Clark`s First Stop : Florida

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Updated: January 7, 2009
Former General Wesley Clark stopped in Florida for his first official campaign appearance outside of Little Rock on Thursday. Clark appeared at a deli in the Fort Lauderdale area, where about 300 people cheered his criticisms of President Bush`s handling of the war in Iraq. Clark still has not detailed his specific policy proposals, but said in an interview that he expects to have his policies ready within a month. He says that will allow voters plenty of time to study his proposals before primary voting begins. Clark said Bush`s tax cuts did not provide enough of an economic stimulus to Americans, but he said he would not reverse those tax breaks.

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