These numbers are pretty interesting (yes it's Drudge but I heard it on CNN too).
We have a hypothetical national election much as we have a hypothetical national primary, but both Dean and Lieberman are within the margin of error against Bush.
The other interesting thing is that if you remove Dean from the equation, his support seems to jump evenly (roughly) to the other candidates. I think Amurca hasn't yet gotten the message that this is a Dean/Clark race. Again, that's the mythical national primary and not the state-by-state battle (Actually, congressional district by congressional district battle) that really matters, but still.
