The Washington Post reports Gen. Wesley Clark, who is running for president, may have broken federal election laws by discussing his campaign during recent speeches where he was receiving a fee. Since he declared his candidacy last month, Clark has continued to give paid speeches where he has received up to $30,000 per speech.

In other Clark news, Clark’s campaign manager resigned Tuesday saying the retired general was slighting the activists who launched the Draft Clark campaign in favor of Washington insiders.

And The Washington Times reports that Clark officially became a Democrat on Monday two weeks after he announced he was running as a Democratic candidate for president.