GEN. WESLEY CLARK CAMPAIGN
Campaign workes for democratic presidential candidate Gen. Wesley Clark, plan strategy near a cutout of Clark in the Loop area in University City, Mo on November 24, 2003. The small, but determined workers passes out Clark Candy bars, with campaign literature. (UPI Photo/Bill Greenblatt)
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The changes in favorites among Republican U.S. 2012 presidential contenders is similar to those in the 2003 contest for Democratic hopefuls, Gallup said.
A retired top U.S. Army general said Sunday successfully incorporating open homosexuals into the military would depend on the leadership of junior officers.
Gen. Wesley Clark is uniquely qualified to dissect the record of Sen. John McCain. He served in the U.S. military for 38 years. He was supreme allied commander Europe, a Rhodes Scholar and valedictorian. Presidents need advisers who will tell them what they must know, not what they want to hear.
Sen. Barack Obama may play it safe and sensible at the same time and choose Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sibelius or Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano as his running mate.
It is unlikely Hillary Clinton will join Barack Obama as the presumptive Democratic U.S. presidential nominee's running mate, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Charles Moskos, the sociologist who led the development of the U.S. military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy, died over the weekend, family members said.
Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean is still remembered as the Democratic front-runner in early 2004 who lost the Iowa caucuses and let out a much-played yelp or screech. It is a profoundly unfair picture. I have found Dean to be thoughtful, inspiring, honest and smart. He leads by example. And let me be very clear, I am not the DNC's spokesman or communications director. This is my own personal and unsolicited point of view.
It is 8:50 p.m. EST on Super Tuesday. I have just gotten off the phone with former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Wesley Clark. During the long night other leading figures give me comment about the primaries being held.
Former NATO commander Wesley Clark says Serbia's Kosovo province could be independent in the coming months.
In a unanimous vote Tuesday the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 4709, the Law Enforcement and Phone Privacy Protection Act of 2006.
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