Roll Call: General Clark Ready to Do Battle for Shulman


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Roll Call: General Clark Ready to Do Battle for Shulman (NJ)

May 13, 2008 | Roll Call

Already a darling of the Democratic establishment on Capitol Hill, psychologist Dennis Shulman picked up the endorsement of former presidential candidate and retired Gen. Wesley Clark in his bid to claim the Democratic nomination and challenge Rep. Scott Garrett (R) in November.

In a statement released over the weekend, Clark said Shulman’s unique background makes him an inspirational candidate, especially during an election year in which change has become the key theme.

"Growing up blind and overcoming family financial struggles to become an accomplished psychologist, educator, and rabbi, Dennis embodies what we all hope to be as Americans and his voice will be a powerful force for change in Congress,” Clark said.


Bloodbath

Mary, Carol and Darcy are running in tight races, and they need our help -- click here to donate to their campaigns before the March 31st deadline!

"It's going to be a bloodbath."

That's what National Republican Senatorial Committee chairman John Ensign promised Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu in her re-election race this fall. And we can expect this to be the playbook across the country.

That's why I wanted to make sure you help me support Mary and two other candidates that I am sure will be under nonstop attacks from the national Republicans this fall: Carol Shea-Porter (NH-1) and Darcy Burner (WA-8).

Join me and give Mary, Carol, and Darcy the resources to fight back. Please contribute to their campaigns before the March 31st end of quarter deadline!

http://www.actblue.com/page/FightWithWes

Mary Landrieu

Mary is leading the fight to rebuild hurricane-damaged parts of Louisiana after the Bush Administration's mismanagement led to unbelievable delays and mistakes. She's taking George Bush head on, overriding President Bush's veto of a bill providing $7 billion to restore wetlands and rebuild levees after Hurricane Katrina.

Mary Landrieu is also trying to fix our priorities on national security. She has been a strong and persistent voice calling on the Bush Administration to focus on capturing the person actually responsible for 9/11: Osama Bin Laden.

Now, national Republican operatives want to take Mary out, making her race their #1 priority. Mary's voice is one we can't afford to lose this year. Donate to her campaign before the March 31st deadline!

http://www.actblue.com/page/FightWithWes

Carol Shea-Porter

Carol Shea-Porter is running for re-election in New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District. As many of you know, Carol is a member of our Clark community, volunteering for my presidential campaign 4 years ago. After the 2004 election, I urged people to get involved, run for office and bring new leadership to the party. Carol did just that, and with our help beat the odds to become New Hampshire's first female member of Congress.

Carol is one of us, running a truly grassroots-driven campaign. She understands the need to engage the Middle East with diplomacy, provide better health care for all Americans, and take care of our veterans. But she's one of the Republicans' top targets this year, and her campaign is facing a tough election in November.

Help Carol Shea-Porter win a second term. Support her campaign before Monday's fundraising deadline!

http://www.actblue.com/page/FightWithWes

Darcy Burner

I have written to you before about Darcy Burner, who is running for Congress in Washington's 8th District. She comes from a military family, and her family background will bring a needed perspective on the war in Iraq and veterans issues to Congress.

Two years ago, Darcy lost a tight race to Republican Dave Reichert, but Darcy doesn't give up so easily. We helped her get close last cycle. It's time for us to put her over the top. George Bush and Karl Rove have already come to Washington to help her opponent. We have to respond.

The race is sure to be tight again. Please contribute to Darcy's campaign and put her over the top in 2008!

http://www.actblue.com/page/FightWithWes

Americans are looking to Democrats to fix the mess created by the Bush Administration. They are looking for change, and they are looking to us to deliver it. Republicans know that their only chance is to drag us down into the gutter with relentless attacks and distortions.

We can't let them do it.

Sincerely,

Wes Clark

Something Special


Bill Foster and Andre Carson's special elections are just days away -- click here to donate to their campaigns today!

4 and 7.

That's the number of days left until two critical special Congressional elections in Illinois' 14th and Indiana's 7th.

IL-14 was the seat of former Republican Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert, who along with Tom DeLay, led the corrupt Republican machine in the U.S. House. Democrats have world renowned physicist Bill Foster running for the seat. I think you'll agree replacing Hastert with a scientist is an upgrade.

IN-7 was the seat of Democrat Julia Carson, who passed away last year. Her grandson Andre has tremendous experience in law enforcement and is seeking to continue his family's amazing record of service.

4 and 7. That's also the number of days you have left to make a difference. Contribute to Bill and Andre's campaigns today!

http://www.actblue.com/page/somethingspecial


Bill Foster

Taking Dennis Hastert's seat carries significant symbolism, and I can't think of a better candidate to replace him than Bill Foster. Bill Foster has an impressive resume, designing world class research machines and starting a multimillion dollar business that provides hundreds of jobs for people in Illinois. I know that someone with Bill's drive and intelligence is the right man for the job and can turn Illinois' 14th Congressional District blue in the March 8th special election.

But Bill's race to victory won't be easy: his opponent, Jim Oberweis, has a history of deceiving voters. Oberweis was once fined $21,000 by the FEC for violating a federal election law, and in past campaigns he used fake headlines in TV ads. Let's make sure Bill has the resources to take on his opponent -- and fight against whatever the Oberweis campaign throws at him.

Bill Foster's special election on March 8th is just days away. Help take Dennis Hastert's old seat -- click on the link below to contribute to Bill now!

http://www.actblue.com/page/somethingspecial

Andre Carson is also facing a tough special election on March 11th in Indiana. He is running for the 7th Congressional District that his grandmother, Julia Carson, held until she passed away last year. Andre has a strong law enforcement background, having served for nine years as the Officer/Investigator for the Indiana State Excise Police. His extensive experience in national security matters includes his work in the Indiana Department of Homeland Security's Intelligence Fusion Center, where he served in an anti-terrorism unit to keep Indiana's residents safe.


Andre Carson

Andre's race against the Republicans in Indiana is going to be close, but I know that with your help, he can win the 7th Congressional seat. Click on the link below to donate to his campaign today!

http://www.actblue.com/page/somethingspecial

Winning the special elections in IL-14 and IN-7 will help Democrats start off the 2008 elections with a bang and a sign for things to come in November. It will show the media, the pundits, and the public that this is the Democrats' year.

But special elections are incredibly unpredictable because of the low turnout and can come down to just a handful of votes. Both races are tight, so any amount you can give to Bill and Andre in these final days could be the difference between winning and losing. It could be the difference between a voter going to the polls or staying home because they don't know an election is happening.

Contribute to Bill and Andre. Help carry them to victory today!

http://www.actblue.com/page/somethingspecial

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Wes Clark

10/15-16/07 - General Clark will be campaigning in Iowa for Sen. Hillary Clinton

Oct 15 2007 - 1:45pm
Oct 16 2007 - 10:00am

General Clark will be campaigning in Iowa for Sen. Hillary Clinton on Monday, Oct 15.
All times are local

DENISON, SIOUX CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS IA

1:45 PM - 2:45 PM
MEETING WITH ACTIVISTS
Location: Morningside Library, 4005 Morningside Ave., Morningside, IA

5:15 PM - 6:10 PM
MEETING WITH ACTIVISTS
Location: Cronk’s Café Restaurant & Lounge, 812 4th Avenue S., Denison, IA

7:50 PM - 8:45 PM CAUCUS CAMP
Location: Iowans for Hillary Office, 136 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs, IA

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK – TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2007
GLENWOOD, IA
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
MEETING WITH VETERANS
Location: American Legion, 104 N. Vine Street, Glenwood, IA

DENISON, SIOUX CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, GLENWOOD, IA

9/18/07 - General Wesley Clark on Tucker

General Wesley Clark on Tucker

September 18, 2007
transcript by Reg NYC


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Tucker Carlson: We begin with Hillary Clinton, the war in Iraq and the lessons our leaders should've learned from that war and the lessons Mrs. Clinton has or has not learned. Here to discuss all of that - Iraq, Mrs. Clinton and the future of both - is a man who recently endorsed Clinton for President, the author of A Time to Lead: For Duty, Honor and Courage (sic), retired U.S. Army General Wesley Clark. General, thanks for coming on.

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: Thank you. Good to be with you, Tucker.

Tucker Carlson: What do you make of David Petraeus? Did he tell the truth when he came before Congress?

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: Well, he told, certainly told the truth as he sees it. I mean, he's the commander. He's in there. He's in the fight. It's his mission to win the war, and it's also his mission to explain it and, and, and gain support.

Tucker Carlson: Is he up to it? I mean, you, you know, you were a General. You look at him. Is he ever-

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: Sure, well, sure-

Tucker Carlson: On both sides-

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: Sure, he's a terrific guy.

Tucker Carlson: -people are investing a lot of hope in this man.

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: He's a terrific guy, but he doesn't have the cards.

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