http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,60629,00.html
Perhaps he thinks that he can be like Kennedy, and rally the people around the space program when they sent men to the moon, but Einstein would have a few words for the general were he still around. :laughing:
Hrm... my first impression was that he was speaking metaphorically... but apparently not. While I, too, would like to see more focus on our space program, I can't support someone like Clark who flip-flops so much. Never mind that he's a Democrat.
Well, is is a theory. Even though it is widely accepted and makes sense, there's a chance it could be wrong. I'm not gonna get into a debate on the subject, though.
I would respect an urge to change this oil-dependant society into a more functional, rewarding place to live.
But Halliburton pwnt you so that aint going to happen.
General Wesley Clark isn't even a competent presidential candidate nor military leader, much less quantum physicist.
/me waits for C-Dawg to complain about unsupported generalizations...
I think he has gotten stuck in a worm hole.
How about Dilbert for President?
Someone should tell Gen Clark that he's running for President of the United States of America, *not* the President of the United Federation of Planets.
Maybe he'll be smart enough to choose Gray Davis as his running mate. A governor who has every planet represented in his State could use a President who can get them all back home in split time!