General Clark addresses the Draft
movement
On Monday,
September 8, 2003, General Wesley Clark broadcast a video
message to the thousands of supporters in the Draft Clark
movement.
Click the icon below to watch the message.
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General Clark addresses the Draft movement: September 8,
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General Wesley K. Clark |
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Transcript:
Well I want to welcome each and
every one of you to the last Draft Wesley Clark MeetUp. You all
are changing the face of America by participation in these
MeetUps. We haven’t had anything this powerful in American
Democracy since 1772 and the committees of correspondence set up
by Sam Adams in Boston. And through this activity we’re bringing
citizen participation into democracy. It’s a tremendous
inspiration to me, and it’s been the encouragement to me to
really give serious consideration to joining this race.
I’m approaching a decision and I will have to make a decision by
the end of next week. But I just want to say that this is about
a lot more than one person. This is about each and every one of
you and what this country stands for. We stand for
participation, for citizens’ involvement in their government,
for keeping up with the issues, for expressing strong opinions
and for believing in what our country stands for and our
potential for greatness and goodness in the world.
And so I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for
your dedication, for your faith in each other that’s brought all
of you together and to say that we can do great things for
America. Each and every one of us working together, working on
behalf of the causes we believe in and helping to make this
country strong and great and good. Thanks so much for being part
of this MeetUp and I hope I have a chance someday to meet each
and every one of you and thank you personally. You’ve been a
tremendous inspiration to me and my family.
Thank you.
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