Listen to all of the whining and attempts to marginalize old Zel.
He said it like it is - Kerry would leave our soldiers with spitballs while he kissed Frances ass!
Kerry is a turncoat and not to be trusted - Who would know better than Zel Miller who's tried to work with Kerry.
He said it like it is - Kerry would leave our soldiers with spitballs while he kissed Frances ass!
Kerry is a turncoat and not to be trusted - Who would know better than Zel Miller who's tried to work with Kerry.
Zell marginalized himself. Did you guys see the speech. He looked like he was apoplectic and constipated all at the same time.
The funny part with Matthews is that he was so intent on picking a fight he never even heard the questions correctly so he interpreted incorrectly, took offense, and worked himself into even more of a rage.
Marco was dead on with the Jed Clampett analogy, but more like Jed Clampett on a 'roid rage.
The funny part with Matthews is that he was so intent on picking a fight he never even heard the questions correctly so he interpreted incorrectly, took offense, and worked himself into even more of a rage.
Marco was dead on with the Jed Clampett analogy, but more like Jed Clampett on a 'roid rage.
"Listen to all of the whining and attempts to marginalize old Zel."
Nobody needs to try and marginalize him, he did a fantastic job of coming off as a bumbling idiot all by himself.
I found the part where he couldn't pronounce metaphor particularily humerous.
What kind of animal does a meta fur come from anyway?
Nobody needs to try and marginalize him, he did a fantastic job of coming off as a bumbling idiot all by himself.
I found the part where he couldn't pronounce metaphor particularily humerous.
What kind of animal does a meta fur come from anyway?
posted by bblight:
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Listen to all of the whining and attempts to marginalize old Zel.
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May I present "Exhibit A?"
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Miller Suggests Duel Between Him, TV Host
Ga. Sen. Zell Miller Suggests Duel Between Him, 'Hardball' Host Chris Matthews During Interview
NEW YORK -— Democratic Sen. Zell Miller was tough on his own party's presidential nominee, but things got even hotter when the combative conservative all but challenged an interviewer to a duel.
Fresh off a keynote speech to the Republican National Convention that blistered John Kerry, the Georgia senator engaged in a raucous television interview with Chris Matthews that got increasingly rambunctious.
The host of MSNBC-TV's "Hardball with Chris Matthews" is known for an aggressive, rapid-fire interviewing style, and the two men interrupted each other several times during the program.
"I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel," the 72-year-old Miller angrily told Matthews, 58.
Miller was at the Madison Square Garden convention site and Matthews was at an MSNBC set several blocks away, so there was no chance of a physical confrontation. But at one point, the senator told Matthews, "I wish I was over there, where I could get a little closer up into your face."
Miller's comments came during an interview in which Matthews pressed the senator on barbs he launched during his convention speech against Kerry, the Massachusetts senator and Democratic presidential nominee.
Miller said no one has been "more wrong, more loudly, more often" than Kerry.
When Matthews said he wanted to ask about Kerry's war record, Miller said, "Are you going to shut up after you ask me? Or are you going to give me a chance to answer it?"
By Thursday morning, Miller had simmered down, but just a bit.
Appearing on "Imus in the Morning," Miller said a man his age should not be "coming to New York and getting involved in all this stuff. He ought to stay down in Young Harris" the north Georgia town where he lives "with his two yellow labs, Gus and Woodrow, and let the world go by."
His barrages, which brought the GOP delegates to their feet cheering, prompted sharp counterattacks from Democrats. Vice presidential candidate John Edwards said some of Miller's charges were "just false."
A lifelong Democrat and ex-Marine, Miller is retiring from the Senate in January.
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He can get away with this idiocy because he is retiring.
The "right" painted Howard Dean as a lunatic for saying "YEEEEEARGH!" But this -- this is way cool junior, and anyone who asserts otherwise is a traitor to all the real heros of Vietnam and ought to go give Lord Catsup a rimjob?
Phaedrus
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Listen to all of the whining and attempts to marginalize old Zel.
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
May I present "Exhibit A?"
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Miller Suggests Duel Between Him, TV Host
Ga. Sen. Zell Miller Suggests Duel Between Him, 'Hardball' Host Chris Matthews During Interview
NEW YORK -— Democratic Sen. Zell Miller was tough on his own party's presidential nominee, but things got even hotter when the combative conservative all but challenged an interviewer to a duel.
Fresh off a keynote speech to the Republican National Convention that blistered John Kerry, the Georgia senator engaged in a raucous television interview with Chris Matthews that got increasingly rambunctious.
The host of MSNBC-TV's "Hardball with Chris Matthews" is known for an aggressive, rapid-fire interviewing style, and the two men interrupted each other several times during the program.
"I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel," the 72-year-old Miller angrily told Matthews, 58.
Miller was at the Madison Square Garden convention site and Matthews was at an MSNBC set several blocks away, so there was no chance of a physical confrontation. But at one point, the senator told Matthews, "I wish I was over there, where I could get a little closer up into your face."
Miller's comments came during an interview in which Matthews pressed the senator on barbs he launched during his convention speech against Kerry, the Massachusetts senator and Democratic presidential nominee.
Miller said no one has been "more wrong, more loudly, more often" than Kerry.
When Matthews said he wanted to ask about Kerry's war record, Miller said, "Are you going to shut up after you ask me? Or are you going to give me a chance to answer it?"
By Thursday morning, Miller had simmered down, but just a bit.
Appearing on "Imus in the Morning," Miller said a man his age should not be "coming to New York and getting involved in all this stuff. He ought to stay down in Young Harris" the north Georgia town where he lives "with his two yellow labs, Gus and Woodrow, and let the world go by."
His barrages, which brought the GOP delegates to their feet cheering, prompted sharp counterattacks from Democrats. Vice presidential candidate John Edwards said some of Miller's charges were "just false."
A lifelong Democrat and ex-Marine, Miller is retiring from the Senate in January.
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He can get away with this idiocy because he is retiring.
The "right" painted Howard Dean as a lunatic for saying "YEEEEEARGH!" But this -- this is way cool junior, and anyone who asserts otherwise is a traitor to all the real heros of Vietnam and ought to go give Lord Catsup a rimjob?
Phaedrus
The leftwing media is beside itself. It already doing a hatchet job on Ole Zell...They forget to mention that Ole Zell gave the keynote adress for the the impeached serial rapist in '92...(back when Zell was a good guy).
These people are incredible Jeff Greenfield lied through his teeth about him this morning.
These people are incredible Jeff Greenfield lied through his teeth about him this morning.
Some of you hint that the republicans "used" Ol'Zell the other night. What you don't understand it was the third act of the opera. The lights where turned and situated such that you could see through his grey eye balls, past the retina and into the deepest part of Zel's brain. It wasn't a pretty sight, but other than that the republicans didn't use him at all.
