Lt. General Robert G. Gard Jr. (USA, Ret.): Defending Wes Clark

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Rover Rover found this 6/30/2008 on www.huffingtonpost.com [flag]
The controversy over my colleague General Wesley Clark's comments on John McCain have generated a lot of media comment, much of it negative. I have known General Clark for many years: we served in the same Army and for the same country. He's a patriot. So to suppose that somehow Wesley Clark would denigrate John McCain's service to his country, while praising his bravery during the time that ... [link]

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