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July 19, 2006
  Campaigning for Jay Fawcett
  Candidate for CO-5
     Boulder and Colorado Springs, CO

MEDIA ALERT! - 8/29/08: MSNBC's Morning Joe, Friday, Aug 29 @ 8:15 AM EDT /7:15 AM CDT / 6:15 AM MDT

Start: Aug 29 2008 - 7:15am

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General Clark will appear on MSNBC's Morning Joe, Friday, Aug 29 @ 8:15 AM EDT /7:15 AM CDT / 6:15 AM MDT

8:15 AM EDT | 7:15 AM CDT | 6:15 AM MDT | 5:15 AM PDT

All appearance times are subject to change. Broadcast times in some markets may vary. We suggest tuning in a little early.

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MEDIA ALERT: 10/21/07 - Interview with NBC's local affiliate News9 in CO @ 10:30 AM MDT

Start: Oct 21 2007 - 10:30am

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General Clark's interview with Your Show on Colorado's NBC affiliate 9News (My20 Denver) will appear on Sunday, October 21 at 10:30 AM MDT.

Details for the show are here: http://www.9news.com/yourshow/. My20 Denver has a story about the interview with General Clark here: http://www.9news.com/yourshow/article.aspx?storyid=79037

Though the broadcast on Sunday is only available in the local area (Denver) on Sunday, the entire show will be provided streaming on their website sometime on Monday or Tuesday.

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Army General endorses Fawcett for Hefley seat

Retired Four-Star Army General Wesley Clark (front) and 5th Congressional District Candidate Jay Fawcett greet supporters Wednesday at The Retired Enlisted Association in Colorado Springs. Clark, a potential 2008 presidential candidate, officially endorsed Fawcett for U.S. Congress.

Army General endorses Fawcett for Hefley seat
July 20, 2006

Vic Vela | Cañon City Daily Record

COLORADO SPRINGS — A former Air Force lieutenant colonel received a little help from high Army brass here Wednesday as a Democratic Party big gun stopped by to throw his support toward a congressional hopeful.

Retired Four-Star Army General Wesley Clark officially endorsed Democratic 5th Congressional District Candidate Jay Fawcett for the open seat being vacated by retiring Republican Congressman Joel Hefley.

Speaking with Fawcett at The Retired Enlisted Association (TREA), Clark cited a “meltdown of leadership” in the White House and the need to “stand up to” Republicans in Congress as reasons why he feels the country needs a change.

“The administration and the Republican Congress are leading us down a road to failure and you can see it in the headlines in the Middle East every day,” Clark said.

Clark, a former NATO Supreme Allied Commander and potential 2008 presidential candidate, criticized some members of the Republican Party for politicizing the military by deeming Democrats weak on defense and implying those who were against the Iraq War as being unpatriotic.

“That flag is our flag, and we fought for it,” said Clark, pointing to a U.S. flag hanging near the podium. “It does not belong to the Republican Party.”

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7/19/06 - General Wes Clark on KKZN-AM 760 Progressive Talk Radio in Colorado

General Wes Clark on KKZN-AM 760 Progressive Talk Radio in Colorado with Jay Marvin

July 19, 2006
KKZN-AM Radio
Transcript by Reg NYC

Jay Marvin: Give us three things you would do immediately. If I, if you were, if you were sitting at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue right now, what would you do?

GENERAL WESLEY CLARK: Well, with respect to the specific crises at hand, I'd tell ambassador Chris Hill to have a one-on-one talk with North Korea. That's the first thing I'd do there. Secondly, I'd, I'd send a high level emissary to talk to the Iranian leadership and have direct dialog with Iran. And third, I'd be working with the President of Lebanon to strengthen his government and bring together an international coalition of support to, to help him deal with the needs of his people, at the same time, helping him build up the strength he needs to force Hizbullah out. So, those, those are three quick things that, that I would do.

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