He looks at you as if to say 'you matter.'
Carol Kilyanek
New York City
The more I read and learned, the more I came to realize that Wesley Clark wasn’t just a 4 Star General who actually had the courage to speak out against this war before it started, he was also a really good man, an amazing leader, someone who hoped for the world what I wanted for it, a truly selfless man who would always put the good of the country and the world ahead of his own.
The first time I met General Clark I thought, “He looks at you as if to say ‘you matter.’”
When I met him at an event attended by folks way more important than me, I remembered that impression as he stood and talked to me (I was very underdressed in black jeans and a jean jacket-obviously a “nobody” - as men in suits milled around me) and really listened to me, for the longest time, until organizers of the event urged him on to meet those more important folks, the ones who might have something to say about his political future.