While we are waiting on today's Nealz Snuze, its worth taking a moment to reflect on the audacity of some of yesterday's spin. It seems that General Shelton and General Clark had a little bit of bad blood between them over toppling one of those bloody dicatators like Saddam Hussein, and Shelton engaged in some office politics. Here's Neal's spin from yesterday:

Ok, here are some excerpts from the Clark resumé, about his "integrity and character":

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Oh yeah... I left out the mushy parts about his courage in the face of enemy fire, his selfless dedication to his men, the Army, and his country. I left out how he formed an international coalition and toppled a bloody dictator and stopped an ongoing genocide without the loss of American life, and everything else that didn't explicitly use words like "integrity" and "character". These performance reviews were not written while Clark was running for President. They were written while he served. Kinda' makes you wonder why Neal Boortz is so eager to repeat Shelton's political ploys, doesn't it?

Not me, 'cause I know who Boortz is working for. And I know they're "yellow" about running against Dean or Clark.

P.S. - I wouldn't expect a mere radio hack to know it, but Clark wasn't fired. He retired from the Army voluntarily, at the time of his choosing, and with a distinguished resumé. He was relieved of command over the Kosovo operation, due to some of the inevitable differences between a field commander and pentagon Brass. That's not the same as getting fired. He retired from the Army with honor.