Democratic Presidential Candidates

Reverend Al Sharpton -vs- Senator Joe Lieberman

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Reverend Al Sharpton

POLITICAL: Candidate for State Senate, 1978; Candidate for US Senate, 1992 & 1994; Candidate for New York City Mayor, 1997.

PROFESSIONAL: Licensed and ordained a Minister at age 10 by Bishop F.D. Washington in 1964; appointed Junior Pastor of the Washington Temple congregation. Founder & President, National Action Network, 1991-present. Founder, National Youth Movement, 1971. Road Manager for singer James Brown, 1973-80.

EDUCATION: Attended Brooklyn College, 1973-75.

PERSONAL: Born October 3, 1954 in Brooklyn, New York. Married to singer Kathy Jordan. Two children. Pentecostal.

Senator Joe Lieberman

POLITICAL: State Senator, 1970-80 (State Senate Majority Leader, 1974-80; elected 1970, re-elected 1974, 1978); Candidate for Lieutenant Governor, 1978 (lost at state convention); Democratic nominee for US Congress, 1980; Attorney General of Connecticut, 1983-88 (elected 1982, re-elected 1986); US Senator, 1989-present (elected 1988; re-elected 1994, 2000); Democratic nominee for Vice President, 2000; Chair, Democratic Leadership Council, 1995-2001; Founder, New Democrat Network, 1996.

PROFESSIONAL: Attorney.

EDUCATION: B.A., Yale University, 1964. J.D., Yale University Law School, 1967.

PERSONAL: Born February 24, 1942, in Stamford, Connecticut. Married to Hadassah Lieberman. Four children. Jewish.