Candidate Differances

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Apparently, Howard has come out with the shocking idea that America needs to be an honest broker in the mid-east. "Israel has always been a longtime ally with a special relationship with the United States, but if we are going to bargain by being in the middle of the negotiations then we are going to have to take an evenhanded role,"

Joe-responding to earlier Dean comments, "If this is a well-thought-out position, it's a mistake, and a major break from a half a century of American foreign policy," Lieberman said in a statement. "If it's not, it's very important for Howard Dean, as a candidate for president, to think before he talks."

John- responding to same, "It is either because he lacks the foreign policy experience or simply because he is wrong that governor Dean has proposed a radical shift in United States policy towards the Middle East. If the president were to make a remark such as this it would throw an already volatile region into even more turmoil."

We know Lieberman is an Israel Firster crap I said it out loud, now I'm in trouble. Its clear that Kerry will say anything, so distilling a deep seated belief from his pronouncements will be difficult. I'm not sure if this is a change for Dean, we'll have to see what else is out there.

I'm assuming these are the three candidates that matter, if someone has a favorite with a position on anything that matters to you feel free to lay it out.