I'm a Clark fan, so this isn't a bash...

[wyldwolf]

...but does MSNBC have a stake in Wesley Clark? They're pushing his poll numbers hard!

[QC]

1. They're associated with Newsweek, which did the poll.

[jonnyblitz]

2. They are going for the excitement value for ratings most likely.

That is usually the ultimate motivation. It is an interesting story.

[slappypan]

3. eh, they'll get bored soon

Then they'll go back to the latest Titney Spears public indecency incident or sports star rape trial.

[Julien Sorel]

7. Did I miss something

about public indecency there? Gotta link?

[wyldwolf]

8. Stevie Nicks is pissed at the overt sexuality of todays female pop stars..

I guess it's better to act like a Witch of gypsy than a "slut."

(parenthesis to indicate my disdain for the term and it's usage on any woman who doesn't conform sexually to someone elses expectations.)

[NNN0LHI]

4. Have not watched it much

If you remember have they been pushing the part of the poll where it said he beats Bush in southern states 47% to 46%. Or the Bush/Clark head to head nationwide matchup numbers? Or are they talking more about how he compares to other Dems in the primary? Thanks in advance.

Don

[wyldwolf]

6. All of the above...

[NNN0LHI]

9. Just finished watching a segment about the poll after you mentioned it

Chris Jansing and some neo-con thug in a suit spent about 10 minutes talking about the poll and how Clark was just a passing fad, and had Ø chance of winning the nomination. They never even mention the Clark against Bush numbers. Maybe they will later in the day?

Don

[CRYINGWOLFOWITZ]

11. clark would win in the south

I don't know if anyone else could. Clark would most likely win most if not all if not more southern clinton states. TN, AR, FL, WV, LA would all go to clark.

[Renew Deal]

5. It would be a change...

They have been bashing him some with the Flip-Flop BS.

[Capn Sunshine]

10. Boy are they gonna be surprised

when all the off the radar non polled citizens show up to vote this time.