To anyone who questions whether or not Clark is a Democrat read this

IF YOU WILL NOTICE IN THE SECOND PARAGRAPH CLARK IS LISTED AS CONFIRMED TO ATTEND A TRUMAN DAY EVEN THROWN BY THE KNOXVILLE DEMOCRATS. . .hmmmmm

Truman Day - Candidate Night - Saturday, September 13th

The East Tennessee Truman Day Dinner 2003 has been scheduled for
Saturday, September 13th at 7:00 pm at the new Knoxville Convention
Center. The Dinner will be preceded by a VIP reception and a cocktail
hour each scheduled for 6:00 pm in the Cumberland and Henley Street
concourses.

We have invited all the Democratic Presidential candidates to join us
for this occasion. So far we have confirmed that GENERAL WESLEY CLARK
will be joining us. Other guest will include Governor Bredesen, TDP
Chairman Randy Button, Reps. Harold Ford, Jr. and Lincoln Davis plus
many of our East Tennessee General Assembly members and other
prominent Democrats.

This "2003 Truman Day" will be an evening of politics and
entertainment. During the cocktail hour and reception the Convention
Center concourses will be filled with music and booths from the
presidential campaigns, City candidates, area clubs and interest
groups. The candidates' booths will distribute campaign materials and
sign up volunteers.

Our dinner will feature gospel and other music plus speeches from the
candidates and others. For candidates who don't attend, we will be
showing video presentations during the dinner. We hope to inspire East
Tennessee Democrats in anticipation of the 2004 campaign season.

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http://www.knoxdemocrats.org/

i don't know why others care. but the whole thing about having him announce whether he is a democrat or not is not a big issue for me. i would rather hear him speak on the issues. it looks to me at this point that he plans to run on the democratic side. if he was meeting with right wingers and other republicans also as he is doing with democrats, then i would question where he stands. but it seems clear he is a democrat. he seems to be like bill clinton but with a military record. which is why clinton said he would make a good president. and i seriously don't think clinton would say that about anyone he thought was a republican.

no thanks, i've had my fill of "read my lips" campaigning from Bush pere.

what the F*** is so hard about declaring what party he'll run with?

and why the F*** does this arrogant sob believe he can inspire the party loyalty he'll need to win, when he demonstrates zero loyalty to the same party???

The longer he waits to officially declare anything, the longer he can go without the media attacking him.