Reply #46: I'm not afraid of anything but * being re elected

[Nashyra]

and we have a very crowded field, considering the fact that there are a few candidates that virtually have no chance against the Repuke machine I am merely being what some would call pragmatic. Edwards is not a top tier candidate but has appeal to the south. As much as I like and respect all the candidates there are too many, and I don't recall calling any of the candidates names. Do I think Clark is perfect, absolutely not, but I feel that he has the most wide appeal to the general public whether he is on the top or bottm of the ticket. Even though some are saying it is too early in the primary season to ask that some drop out why the big commotion over the "it's too late for Clark to get in". Call me disingenous or disgusting I don't care, anything but being called "loser" in 2004. Right now most the candidates in the lower tier are only hurting the Dem party by promoting themselves, and there is one or two in the top tier that are doing the same thing. And by the way I am a nice person and my greatest reason for wanting Clark is I feel that he would be the best candidate to keep us out of wars. Most veterans that I know my husband and dad included are of the school of thought that having been exposed to war is the greatest reason not for going to war, hence the reason for a military candidate Clark or Kerry and a non military cnadidate Dean.