Clark Comes Home To Carve Turkeys, Talk Politics
By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Democratic presidential
candidate Wesley Clark says his primary opponents are "carving up each other up" with accusations.
The retired Army general says the only carving he plans to do is
tomorrow, when he shows off his skills on turkeys at Watershed
community project in Little Rock. He plans to help serve the meal
to needy families.
The retired Army general did pick a few bones with some of his
rivals, however, when asked how he`d weaken the power of special
interests in Washington.
Clark did say a few words critical of his opponents when it
comes to fund-raising, though. He called on Howard Dean and John
Kerry, who both plan to opt out of the public campaign finance
system.
He said they should adhere to spending limits in the first
primary state of New Hampshire.
Posted by Mike Hellgren
