Ricky Said:

All democrats agree we must stay on course in Iraq? How do liberals feel now?

We Answered:

In politics, you sometimes (gasp) differentiate between what a candidate says he will do, and what he actually intends to do.

What Democrat would oppose phased troop withdrawals by 2008 if elected? There is a difference in policy.

There's no coherent point here, no serious Presidential candidate will ever say security is not important, and force will not be met with force.

If you want to argue that most of these candidates are wholly owned subsidiaries of the corporatocracy of America, then fine. No news there.

But politically, with the overwhelming trend within the party for withdrawal, they would all be inclined to do so. That is not "staying the course." The Democratic party believes it was elected to a majority in Congress as a referendum on Iraq, that they will win the presidency in the same manner - and they will base their central theme on winding down the engagement. If perhaps ignoring the hired mercenary contingency already there.

Stephen Said:

How well are Arlen "Judas" Spector and Chris Dodd sleeping after the New Jersey and Virgina sweep?

We Answered:

They're sleeping with one eye open.