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1. Well, that sshould be enough differencee, shouldn't it?If I had a choice between Hillary and Joe Lieberman (or FDR and Jimmy Carter) that would be a no-brainer. (See tagline.)

2. Really? McCain wants to gut the terrorist surveilllance program? Obama does, he just tried it in a vote the other day...and McCain voted the opposite way.

1. Except that Lieberman and Hillary stand for, and vote for, different things on many issues.

2. That's great. I guess we should probably just ignore his entire voting record, and focus only on his statements and actions of the past few days. Would that include his referring to conservatives as "...those so-called conservatives..." during an interview with Larry King? After all, that just happened yesterday. Now that I think of it, maybe instead we should just focus on his promises, instead of his actions. Then, you could truly accept him as a liberal.

Except that Lieberman and Hillary stand for, and vote for, different things on many issues.

What's their main area of difference? National defense. Same as with her and McCain. That's why I pointed to the tagline. Try looking at it again.

That's great. I guess we should probably just ignore his entire voting record, and focus only on his statements and actions of the past few days. Would that include his referring to conservatives as "...those so-called conservatives..." during an interview with Larry King? After all, that just happened yesterday. Now that I think of it, maybe instead we should just focus on his promises, instead of his actions. Then, you could truly accept him as a liberal.

Hmmmm...you would almost think I said he was the second coming of Reagan, instead of what I said, which was that he faces two people who would be absolutely inept as Commander-in-Chief. Yes, let's ignore Obama's voting record too, then we can all live in the dream world where Obama is the conservative choice for President in 2008.