Reply #25: I agree

[Bread and Circus]

This is essentially the "message" that
we Clark supporters want to get across.

I do think the "CV exercise" is to promote
awareness of his many talents and to help
people realize that Clark is special, not
your everyday run-of-the-mill Presidential
Hopeful.

My tact at this point is not to convince
anyone that he is better but that at the
very least he can compete and his not being
a "career politician" is a huge plus with
Middle America (the bulk of general election
voters).

I just try to stress people research Clark
and see that they "broke the mold" when
he was made.

What are we worried about?

Peace
Jobs
Prosperity
Fixing the "tax cut" debable
Preserving abortion rights
Freedom
Security
Faith and credit of the United States
Trans Atlantic alliances
Alternative energy
government transparency and accountability
government credibility
equal rights for gays/lesbians
keep church and state separated
removing bush
blackening the eye of the right
raising pride in what the left stands for
equitable health care for all americans

If you read enough about Clark, you
will see that he stands for these things.
I can't promise you he will focus or
deliver on each and every point, but
the ethos of the man is consistent with
the above. Things he has done and said
is consistent with the above.

All I am saying is "give Clark a chance"

:)