[Peach]

We're mad as Zell and we aren't going to take it anymore.

Zell told it like it is and the leftist's attempts to demean Zell have failed. Old Media is just plain tired and not up to the challenges presented by New Media.

[Lady GOP]

Zell Miller

[gopwinsin04]

Kathleen may be confused about other issues, but she nails it here.. (trying to explain the 17 point Bush bounce)

[Lexington Green]

"Ho-ka hey! It is a good day to fight! It is a good day to die! Strong hearts, brave hearts, to the front! Weak
hearts and cowards to the rear." -- Crazy Horse at Little Big Horn

Step aside, ladies. The men have work to do.

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

Zell Miller's speech was not just the greatest oratory of my lifetime. It stands proudly beside the best speeches ever delivered. I'm glad I lived long enough to hear it.
I believe history will place it beside those of our greatest Americans.

[Mrs Zip]

ping

[jern]

great article...

[Carolinamom]

The breaking news here is that the blatantly liberal Charlotte Observer printed it.

[G.Mason]

" ... I suspect Miller's passionate recitation of Kerry's Senate voting record against military spending measures, as well as his own voluntary exile from a party he claims puts partisanship above national security, produced a new wave of closet Republicans -- that is, voters who may register Democrat but who know in their hearts that life is fragile in unfamiliar ways and who prefer the devil they know."

That's a fairly good indication that the "arrow" shot by Democrat Senator Zell Miller hit the Kerry campaign and the Democrat Party directly in the heart.

Okay ... okay ... the Dimocrat's have no heart, but they are bleeding to death.

[freddiedavis]

bump... http://swift3.he.net/~swift3/medals.mov

[pop-aye]

BUBBA BOUNCE!!!!

Straight talk plays anywhere people choose to listen to truth.

Zell was so very "on target." It doesn't matter the accent, it doesn't matter the party... what matters is the truth!

The straight-truth "hurts" when you have built your reputation as JFnK has.

[GaltMeister]

Miller's fiery, brimstone-studded speech on the penultimate night of the Republican convention was a quintessential testosterone moment that got professional harrumphers flustered and swing voters inspired. They are mad because Zell dosen't have any 'nuance'.

[Republican Wildcat]

More information to confirm the speech was well received. So now if McCain keeps repeating his attacks on the speech and speculation now known to be false, he can be credibily called a liar.

[Aetius]

Wouldn't it have been great to see Miller face down Chris Matthews in person?

[Cicero]

Excellent article.

[sonofatpatcher2]

The Media Left is already on this...

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[uvular]

From this Bubbette for Miller to Kathleen Parker-Niener, Niener, Niener!

Zell told it like it is and there has to be some common sense dems out there that will realize if they too, love their family more than their party, must vote for George W. Bush.

[JoJo Gunn]

...."leaving the girlie men to fuss about the nuances of terrorist sensitivity."

[Holden Magroin]

Zell's speech is a major reason Bush got such a big bounce. That's why the liberal media has moved Zell to the top of its hit list. The media's venomous personal attacks on Zell reveal how petty and childish these self-styled intellectuals in the media really are. The L.A. Times called his speech "vile." I don't remember them using that word to describe the demagogic speeches of Ted Kennedy, Al Sharpton, and, of course, Al Gore. For some reason, listing Kerry's votes against various weapons systems is "vile," but saying Bush "betrayed America" is not.

[yoe]

"...his Marine anger and paternal sincerity rang true, while the message he delivered -- in the voice of father, grandfather and great-grandfather -- spoke to deeper truths that many Americans feel even if they haven't been able to articulate them. The world changed on Sept. 11, 2001, and the old modes no longer work. The old political templates and loyalties do not apply.

Clarity with the thump and fervor of 'Ol Time Religion, Zell spoke with an honesty long unheard in the county where political correctness has tried to snub it out. Where the McCain-Feingold fiasco tried to silence freedom of speech for all but the media; where John Kerry tried to silence the chorus of fellow Veterans who find him unfit to command – Zell Miller laid all that had to be said, on the table – we can only hope more such honesty will be heard in the land in these next few weeks. If terrorism isn’t stopped, all other issues will be meaningless.