K Lo: Your Allen correspondent should get in touch with the Allen campaign, which is busy telling people like me that there’s very little difference between Allen and Webb on what to do about Iraq from this point forward. On MTP on Sunday, Allen himself basically said the same:

SEN. ALLEN: The point is, is we made a decision. You got to stand by your decision and you can’t be constantly second-guessing, Monday-morning quarterbacking. My opponent is–the whole theme of his campaign is we should not have gone in. The question is: where do we go from now? And as a practical matter, listening to Mr. Webb’s… MR. WEBB: Let’s not go into that, too, George. SEN. ALLEN: …listening to Mr. Webb’s statements… MR. WEBB: I don’t–I’m waiting for you to say where you want to go. SEN. ALLEN: …there isn’t, there isn’t that much of a difference insofar as the future. MR. RUSSERT: Is that true? MR. WEBB: That’s absolutely not true, you know. I, I have not…

If Allen isn’t willing to say that Webb is wrong about Iraq, then why should anybody else?