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LOS ANGELES Presidential hopeful Wesley Clark receives an endorsement from a female, African American, retired U.S. Army Major in an ad that breaks on Monday in New Hampshire, the campaign has confirmed.
“Even though he was the commanding general, you were never left to feel ‘less than,’ regardless of your rank, your gender, or your race,” says Patricia Williams, who served under Clark.
“General Clark was very supportive of women.” The shot of Williams dissolves to color stills of Clark in battle-dress uniform addressing troops and presenting an award with Williams.
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