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To: georgejr

Yes! Zell Miller isn't only one that has this view, he just is most prominent. Ed Koch too. Many mayors have endorsed Bush, for instance the new mayor of St Paul, Randy Kelly, a democrat. Ron Silver might fit this description as well. I don't think he is a republican. Then you also have other people like Dennis Miller that have left the party.

Why is it many Democrats are breaking ranks and supporting Bush, but none the other way around? That should be the question the media asks, but nope. They try to blame Zell Miller for wanting to be popular, yet he is not running for re-election. That kills the argument. He just wants to be on the right side.


291 posted on 09/01/2004 4:30:55 PM PDT by james_f_hall
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To: james_f_hall

I couldn't agree with you more. The liberal media doesn't want to ask the real questions. It is a shame. If the media was fair in this election, John F'n Kerry would have been toast months ago.


301 posted on 09/01/2004 4:33:00 PM PDT by georgejr
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