Why do people think Elizabeth Warren's views are much/any different than Hillary's?

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14. Actually, Warren condemned the Iraq War.

http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2012/07/sen_scott_brown_and_elizabeth_13.html
Sen. Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren mark positions on Afghanistan, China and other foreign policies
Published: Sunday, July 08, 2012

The two also struck different chords when asked if the War in Iraq was worthwhile or a mistake.

While she praised the courage and fortitude of troops in Iraq, Warren, 63, said people need to learn a larger lesson from the war.

"We should exhaust all other options before going to war, and we must never again put wars on a credit card for our grandchildren to pay for," Warren wrote. "If war is unavoidable and in our national interest, then we should be willing to pay for it as we fight it."

Brown said that Saddam Hussein, the former Iraqi president, was a "murderous dictator" who had to be stopped.

"It was the American forces that captured Saddam and gave the Iraqi people the chance to chart their own destiny, voting in free and fair elections for the first time," Brown wrote. "While each country is a unique case, I also believe that seeing Iraqis vote and get a taste of democracy has had a positive ripple effect across the region."

On the issue of Iran, Warren said a nuclear Iran would be a threat to the world.

"I support economic sanctions in conjunction with other countries that have placed political pressure on Iran, as well as vigorous diplomacy to try to resolve the situation through negotiations," Warren wrote. "Like the president, I believe the United States must take the necessary steps to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon -- but also that careless talk of rushing to war is unhelpful."

As for Warren's 41 vote, Hillary was chair of the Wellesley Young Republicans and attended the '68 GOP Convention. I guess we've all made our mistakes. Forgive and forget, right?