These are some of the best articles written about Wes Clark and his vision for an even better America.
 

The General
The smart money doesn't give the leading Democratic contenders much of a chance against W. Maybe no one has a shot. But there's one guy who can make it interesting.
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By Tom Junod - Esquire Magazine
August 2003, Volume 140, Issue 2

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Waiting for the General
The mystery at the center of the contest for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination is whether a late-entering candidate with no direct experience in domestic politics can win it. The entry of retired General Wesley Clark in mid-September dramatically changed the dynamics of the race: he has been at or near the top of polls of registered Democrats ever since and has a strong and enthusiastic following that began to organize months before he entered the race. Some polls show him defeating President Bush. Clark is trying to do what no other serious candidate for the presidency has done before.
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By Elizabeth Drew - The New York Review of Books
Volume 50, Number 18 . November 20, 2003

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Boy from Little Rock chooses military path
Wesley K. Clark lay bleeding on the ground as the landscape around him echoed with the high-pitched ping-ping-ping of gunfire. It was Feb. 19, 1970, and the young Army captain had been on patrol near Saigon when he paused to peer down a trail that disappeared into the jungle.
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By Michael Kranish - The Boston Globe
November 16, 2003

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Native American Times Endorses General Wesley K. Clark
Historic endorsement for Democratic Candidate for President
A strong belief in tribes as sovereign governments must be first and foremost in the mind of our country's top leader to understand the complex relationship Indian Country has with our federal government. Treaty obligations with tribes are seldom understood by most political leaders, which can lead to a deterioration of this relationship and dire circumstances for Indian Country. There is one candidate running for President who not only understands it, he has enforced treaty agreements and sovereign rights of other nations around the world. As the North Atlantic Treaty Organizations (NATO) Supreme Commander, Wesley Clark put his own safety at risk while supporting treaty agreements between nations around the world. This is one of many reasons why the Native American Times endorses Wesley Clark for President of the United States.
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Native American Times - Tulsa, OK
Editorial Board of the Native American Times
December 30, 2003

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Clark is the 'perfect anti-Bush'
Candidate understands importance of alliances
In a horse race like the one for the Democratic presidential nomination, being first in the early going isn't always best. It only focuses scrutiny on every misstep or gaffe. So, retired Gen. Wesley Clark has been in the best spot: trailing, but not too far, ready to step in as the composed, credible leader when front-runner Howard Dean self-destructs, as some predict the former Vermont governor will do.
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By Judy Nichols - The Arizona Republic
Jan. 7, 2004

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