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Fri Jan-16-04 10:19 PM
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| Zel Miller: Conservative traitor |
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Can we get rid of the Senior senator from Georgia? He is technically a democrat, but HE'S ENDORSED BUSH FOR CHRISSAKE! TRAITOR!
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| wunnerfulrobin
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Fri Jan-16-04 10:22 PM
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| 1. Zell Miller isnt running for re-election in Nov |
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So he'll be gone at the end of the yr anyway. Other than that, there's nothing we could do to get rid of him; he's violated no rules. Oddly enough, if he was to run in Nov., polls show he would easily beat all the current democrats running in the primary.
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| brainshrub
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Fri Jan-16-04 10:23 PM
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| 2. Zel must be getting ready to switch parties... |
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but I think this will backfire because:
1) The BFEE values loyalty, and tell has shown everyone what a turncoat he is.
2) Bush isn't getting elected in 2004.
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| salinen
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Fri Jan-16-04 10:26 PM
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| 3. Imagine if McCain endorsed |
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Clark or Dean or Kerry or Kucinich or Edwards? Shit collides with fan.
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| brainshrub
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Fri Jan-16-04 11:10 PM
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Edited on Fri Jan-16-04 11:11 PM by brainshrub
Among McCain's many positive qualities is loyalty; he would never do such a thing.
But if he did, it would be funny as hell.
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| TyroneStryker
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Mon Jan-19-04 02:32 PM
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| 5. I don't know too much about McCain, but my AZ friends |
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say he is more a Democrat than a Repukelicant. If that is correct, I wouldn't be surprised.
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