Campaign Diaries: Paper or Plastic?
Supermarket Cashier Sizes Up a Wesley Clark Under Pressure
Clark bagged for Carolyn Crean at Sully's Superette in Goffstown.
Crean says Clark did a good job, and he would've have done better if it weren't for all the people around him.
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After weeks of answering questions in New Hampshire, Democratic presidential hopeful Wesley Clark got to ask one of his own this week: paper or plastic?
The retired general bagged groceries on Thursday at Sully's Superette in Goffstown. Witnesses say he did a good job, but he did drop a bag of cookies. Supermarket cashier Carolyn Crean recounts the event in her campaign diary for All Things Considered.
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