I would like for someone to deal with the charges by asking Shelton and Clark what was meant by that statement. To impune a presidential candidate's character and integrity deserves some follow-up on both sides. If Shelton shot from the hip he should be called to task for it. The silence is deafening.

In Kousova, Clark was a proponent of "boots on the ground" and he made some enemies with that position. He also got some bad press by hobbnobbing with some Serbian war criminal types. Pres. Clinton relieved (fired) Clark for perceived blunders. A British General, Sir Michael Jackson refused orders from Clark saying, "I'm not going to start WWIII for you." This was in response to a Clark order to attack a Russian Tactical unit holding an airport. There is a lot of stuff out there that might endear Clark to you or spook you, like it does me.

His flipflopping on issues regarding his support of the war is curious and his praise of all things Republican only a year ago has to make you wonder.