What do all these things have in common?

American Council of Life Insurers,
John Deere,
MetLife,
GlaxoSmithKline,
Phoenix Companies,
KPMG,
Raytheon,
Heineken,
Bechtel,
Laborers,
American Federation of Government Employees,
Honeywell International,
Constellation Energy,
AT&T,
Walgreens,
Friends of American Hospitals,
Friends of Israel,
John Hancock Financial Services,
Allstate,
Pfizer,
BMX Technologies,
Lumber Dealers,
Northeast Utilities Employees,
the Farmers Group,
American Apparel and Footwear,
Real Estate Investment Trust,
American Bankers Association ...

All are significant share-holders in Joe Lieberman:

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman collected millions of dollars in campaign cash since his Democratic primary loss by tapping a lengthy list of major contributors to President Bush, dozens of Washington special interest groups and a lot of loyal Democrats. Lieberman's 1,877-page campaign finance report, made public by the Federal Election Commission this week, shows that while he relied on a lot of familiar Democratic names to help him collect $5.1 million since beginning his general election campaign Aug. 9 as an independent, he also got significant help from the White House donor network.

Any questions?

(Tip o'de hat to Atriot 'portia' for this catch.)