You (and everyone else in America) are focusing in on how Dean has lost it. What about Clark? From Larry King live: http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0401/19/lkl.00.html DOLE: No, I think, you know, it's a tough -- you indicated it's a tough business you're in. Looking at it from my perspective, it seemed to me that John Kerry is a big winner tonight, not just in Iowa but also New Hampshire. I know you can't worry about Kerry's campaign but just as an observer I think he's going to benefit a great deal in New Hampshire. Somebody has to lose. Now, of course, you don't want it to be you but I think it may be you. CLARK: Senator, let's be honest about this thing. The American people want a change in leadership. They're looking for a candidate that can lead on all of the issues. I'm the only person in this race who has ever done foreign policy and I know all of the domestic issues, too. It's one thing to talk about it, but if you think of foreign policy it's like major league baseball. I'm the only person who has ever played it and I pitch a 95 mile an hour fastball. I've negotiated peace agreements, I've won a war. I'm prepared to help the country that's why I'm running. I'm not worried about John Kerry or anybody else. DOLE: We're not -- we're discussing here as friends but I think just politically you just became a colonel instead of a general... CLARK: Well, I don't think that's at all -- Senator, with all due respect, he's a lieutenant and I'm a general. I really think Clark is on the way to losing it. Mary Help!