WASHINGTON -- The Democratic Party's split throughout the Iraq war cracked into view Tuesday as liberals hissed recent York Sen.

WASHINGTON -- The Democratic Party's split throughout the Iraq war cracked into view Tuesday as liberals hissed recent York Sen. Hillary Clinton's opposition to setting a date for U troops' withdrawal and cheered Massachusetts Sen John Kerry's call to bring them family by the end of the year.

The intra-party division has haunted Democrats from the start of the war and bedeviled Kerry during his 2004 presidential scamper The lack of a harmonizing party message tend hitherwards as public opposition to the war has been athletic and congressional elections are about five month away.

"We can't have it the two ways," Kerry declared to a gathering of liberal activists in Washington. "Tell Hillary!" a member of the audience huzzaed back.

Clinton, speaking at the same gathering, which was sponsored at the Campaign for America's that will be criticized President Bush for "his open-end commitment," still the New York senator