If lieberman votes Yes for Alito. What should democrats do with him.

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I doubt he will.

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Man, you are all sounding like babies lately.  You seem to think that this is some sort of party right to have a liberal Supreme Court.  How do you think the GOP feels?  Where does it give you the right to demand Liberalism and deny the GOP Conservatism?  The problem is . . . you are all wrong (on both sides of the aisle), and so is the hearing process these days.  The court should be neutral, not left or right.  The court should be able to hear the cases brought before them, and weigh them against the laws of the land, and not in favor of the latest cultural trend.  Keep your politics in your Legislature and Executive branches, and out of the Judicial. 

Only spineless politicians will vote yes on his confirmation.

A perfect example of what I'm talking about.

The court is already controled by partisan Republican election stealers. We're merely trying to prevent lying activist right-wingers from controlling it.

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Whatever happened to the idea of Senators representing their state and constituents first, with partisanship mostly limited to choosing the committee chairships?

Bush polarized everything.