More denial: Wesley Clark weighs in
In other comments, the retired general said the announcement that Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi will allow international weapons inspectors into his country and will halt his weapons programs shows diplomacy, economic sanctions and cooperation among allies can make major changes.
He gave Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain most of the credit.
"It's a program of squeezing Libya that's gone on for more than a decade," he said. "The Clinton administration was very much involved with this."
In a slap at Bush, he said, "It shows that you don't need to use force to get your way in world affairs."