From "Good Morning Ameirca" this Morning:
ROBIN ROBERTS: General Clark, do you feel like you
owe Senator McCain an apology?
CLARK: Well, Robin, I want to say first that Senator Obama had
nothing to do with this. These are comments that I was asked about
several months ago in terms of me as a retired military officer,
assessing John McCain's qualifications. And so I was on the Sunday
interview show. The interviewer brought them up. He actually asked
me the question. He's the one who stated it. 'Climbed into an
airplane and got shot down.' All I did was directly respond to the
question. So I am very sorry that this has distracted from the
message of patriotism that Senator Obama wants to put out."
Meanwhile, on CNN, David Axelrod says, "Look, I think General Clark
didn't mean to demean in any way the service of Senator McCain. the
way it came out on Sunday was a bit unfortunate. I'm glad he's
clarified it."
Sounds like somebody who heard the footsteps of the Livid Left.
topics:
John McCain, Military, NATO
