Wesley Clark

This article is about the general. For the computer scientist, please see Wesley A. Clark.

After the primaries

Following Clark's endorsement of John Kerry, he worked to fundraise and speak out against the Bush administration and their handling of Iraq. He wrote extensive editorial articles, made frequent appearances on televised political talk shows, and founded a new political action committee called WesPAC.

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Bush administration - Political action committee

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In addition, he has maintained a very strong following of dedicated supporters who discuss and spread his ideals presented during the primaries. They have called themselves "Clarkies", "Clarkistas," Wes Clark Democrats, or Wes Wingers.

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Following John Kerry's defeat in the 2004 election, Wesley Clark is viewed as a possible Democratic Party candidate for President or Vice President in the 2008 presidential election, one who can unite the various factions of the Democratic party, as well as bringing in independents and moderate Republican voters.

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2004 election - 2008 presidential election

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In June 2005 Fox News Channel announced that they had signed General Clark as a military and foreign affairs analyst.

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June - 2005 - Fox News Channel - Military - Foreign affairs - Analyst

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