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Introduction
A one-day conference sponsored by the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations and the UCLA Center for Chinese Studies, with additional support from the UCLA Asia Insitute

Friday, January 30, 2009

OK WesPeople.....here's the skinny for all of you who live in Maryland or surrounding states and want to be invloved in Hillary's campaign events and GOTV work during the week leading up to our primary on February 12, 2008. 

There's something here for everybody.  Be there or be square!

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Dear reggiesmom:

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Gen. Clark was interviewed yesterday (somewhere!) by Denver 9News's Adam Schrager, for this weekend's "Your Show" program.  "Your Show" airs locally on "MyTV" (KTVD) Channel 20 (Comcast cable channel 3 in the Denver Metro area) on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. MDT.  The Clark interview is this Sunday, October 21.

Hey,.. yep I made it here! :) How could I not? ;)

First, I have to include the UStream.tv video of Clark's speech featured at YKos website, mostly because I actually had little time to actually listen to him attentively while taking pics .

For all CCN & Clarkies attending Yearly Kos:

We are seeking CCN & "Clarkie" Volunteers to help with many activities necessary for a successful effort to document or provide CCN/Clark SIW - related activities during this 4 day convention.

Some possible Yearly Kos Clark CCN volunteer needs might be for some folks to:

Audio and video record General Clark's Friday AM Keynote address, also to record for our use,
videos during the convention, of Clark and Stop Iran War-related activities and interactions.

A Digital Photographer.

Hey! Everybody!

It's a party!

A shin-dig!

A hoot'n'nanny! (with a whole lotta hoot and just a little bit of nanny.)

Settle down, settle down. We're having a nice, casual, get together here in Chicago. All Wes and WesPAC supporters are cordially invited to join in - or anyone of the political blogging persuasion who just wants to hang out for a couple of hours and enjoy the company of Clarkies.

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July 12, 2007

Roll over the icons on the right to access full event footage from each panel and speaker.

The Center for American Progress and The Century Foundation hosted the “America in the World” conference to explore how the United States can restore its leadership for a more peaceful, prosperous, and secure world.

The conference brought together leading thinkers from government, academia, the military, and the non-governmental sector to discuss the peace and security issues that will shape the public agenda over the coming years. Keynote speakers included former Secretary of State Madeline Albright, Sen. Gordon Smith (R-OR), and former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski. Panel discussions focused on four topics: energy and the environment, the Middle East, America’s defense posture, and the global economy.

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For those of us who grew up as children of the Cold War; who can recall scrambling for cover beneath our school desks in air raid drills should we be attacked by nukes from Cuba... (Hey Mom.....Where’s Cuba?)

For those of us who thought those nightmares and daymares were but bad memories that we’d now advanced past into a new, more secure world-- more capable of protecting against such threats...

You are invited to a special reception benefitting DERBY FOR CONGRESS
with special guest General Wesley Clark.

Tuesday, August 15, 2006
The Reno Hilton -- Nevada Room
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Tickets: $35
Tables (10 tickets): $300

Reserve your tickets today by calling (775) 783-1416 or e-mail

13 Hours, 218 Miles, 3 Events

I’m up at 5:00 a.m. for 6:40 departure for Boulder and the first event o f the day – a breakfast with Gen. Wesley Clark and Colorado CD5 candidate Jay Fawcett. The event is sponsored by the Boulder County Democrats and Boulder Democratic Women. Cost was only $25, of which about $16.50 goes to the Fawcett campaign.

I arrive in Boulder at 7:25 a.m. for 8:30 a.m. start. I set up my frame for the Colorado4Clark banner. I distribute “Meet Wes Clark” flyers on the 18 tables.

People are already arriving. I had prepared 60 flyers, hoping that there would be that many people there. “How many do you expect?” I ask. “We have 120 RSVPs.”

Now, it’s important to note that Boulder isn’t in Fawcett’s CD5. CD6 and CD7 are in-between. I can’t imagine that all 120 are there for Jay.

Clark and Fawcett arrive at 8:45 a.m. Clark is detained outside for a TV interview. (He did two radio interviews on the way from the airport to boulder.) Jay and Wes enter venue at 9:00 a.m. Clark’s hair is mussed from the breeze.

Oh, in case I forget: Navy blue suit, white shirt, blue tie with white pattern. Sharp.

After a warm personal greeting to me from the General, he works the crowd, visiting each of the 18 tables and shaking every hand. When he returns, I ask him if he needs some food. “Yes, but I’d really like some juice.” show him the buffet line when he returns and fills a plate and I go to fetch some juice. He doesn’t get much time to eat his breakfast.

The Fawcett campaign had generously and graciously offered me the opportunity to introduce the two stars. I give my speech (which had morphed during the day into this version: