Can any of you tell me any single significant issue in which Barack and Hillary differ? The same with Joe Liberman. Here is a man less than three years ago was the undercard on the Democratic Presidential bid and know he is a party outcast! On the war in Iraq can you point out any significant difference between Mr. Liberman and Mrs. Clinton, other than rhetoric? When it comes to an actual voting record on the war in Iraq is there any difference?

I try to listen to both sides of the spectrum but it is extremely difficult. I don’t listen to Hannity or Rush. I can tolerant O’Reilly for a while. On the left Mike Malloy and Randi Roads drive me nuts, unless she’s talking about economics then sometimes she makes sense. Like the time she was talking about commodity speculating. I agree they need to be required to put up more money. But when they go on and on about the evils of the ” Bush crime family” or the knuckle dragging Republicans, it stupid. I heard from the Right the same complaints about the lack of proper media coverage. So which way is it?

Look I thing the Administration has done some bonehead things. But they are not Nazis. I have a dear friend that was a “guest” of both Herr Hitler and Mr.Ceausescu so I know of what I speak. When you get bombastic like that you shut down the conversation. If you disagree with them that’s fine. But when you use such extremes of comparison you just raise the emotional level of the situation and nothing gets accomplished. You also reduce the impact and severity of the atrocities that they committed. Where are the Gulags, the ovens, the mass graves? Can someone show me the smuggled photos of the round-ups or provide a list of names of individuals who have disappeared in the middle of the night to never be seen or heard from again. Such evidences was provided to Mr. Roosevelt prior to Dec. 7, 1941 and the great light of the Democratic Party replied, ” Americans will not fight a war for Jews.” Another little factoid that the left often or never mentions when they brag on the virtues of the great leader is that on inauguration day 1932 unemployment was 17.2%. In September 1939, close of the 3rd quarter coinciding with the invasion of Poland, unemployment in the United States was 17.2%. So much for government intervention in the economy having an actual affect.

Back to the subject of using over the top rhetoric in trying to make a point. When you make a comparison that is to extreme you are going for an emotional response. When you go for emotional reaction instead of logic you show the real weakness in your argument. Plus, more importantly it totally disrespects the suffering and the loss of the victims of these horrific political systems.