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>> What the hell is Zell Miller doing in that damnable party? He belongs with us.<<

You mean THIS guy?

American Conservative Union ratings- Georgia 2002
Sen. Zell Miller (D) 47%

Partial-Birth Abortion Ban. HR 4965 (Roll Call 343) 2002-07-24
The bill would ban the grisly abortion procedure known as partial-birth abortion. ACU opposes this method of abortion and supported the bill, which passed by a vote of 275-151 on 24 July 2002.
This Representative voted: In Opposition of ACU

Armed Pilots. HR 4635 (Roll Call 288) 2002-07-10
The amendment would allow pilots to be armed in commercial aircraft as deputized federal officers to combat terrorism. ACU supported the amendment, which passed 250-175 on 10 July 2002.
This Representative voted: In Opposition of ACU

International Criminal Court. HR 4546 (Roll Call 155) 2002-05-09
The amendment would ban spending any U.S. government funds to support the International Criminal Court in any actions against American citizens. The ACU strongly opposes the dilution of American sovereignty implied by such a court and so supported the amendment, which was adopted by a vote of 264-152 on 9 May 2002.
This Representative voted: In Opposition of ACU

Withdraw From Ballistic Missile Treaty. (Roll Call 214) 2002-06-06
The motion would defeat a resolution that would require congressional approval before the U.S. could withdraw from a treaty outlawing a shield against ballistic missile attacks. ACU supported the motion to allow President Bush to withdraw from the treaty with the now-defunct Soviet Union. The vote was 254-169 on 6 June 2002.
This Representative voted: In Opposition of ACU

Cuts in Marriage Penalty and Death Tax Made Permanent. H.Res. 390 (Roll Call 102) 2002-04-18
The resolution would make the cuts in the marriage penalty and the death tax permanent. ACU supports the permanent extension of these cuts. The motion was approved 218-205 on 18 April 2002.
This Representative voted: In Opposition of ACU

Tax Code Simplification. HR 3991 (Roll Call 85) 2002-04-10
The bill would ease Internal Revenue Service penalties for minor and unintentional errors in completing forms, estimating taxes and excluding interest, as well as giving greater discretion to discipline IRS employees who violate taxpayer confidentiality. ACU supported the changes. The bill was defeated by a vote of 205-219 on 10 April 2002
This Representative voted: In Opposition of ACU

Campaign Speech Limits. HR 2356 (Roll Call 34) 2002-02-13
This bill would eliminate campaign contributions over $2,000 to political parties and limit the rights of individuals and groups to participate in the political process in the two months before elections. ACU opposed this unconstitutional interference with freedom of political speech. The bill passed 240-189 on 13 February 2002.
This Representative voted: In Opposition of ACU

Campaign Finance Reform - Union and Shareholder Consent S. 27 (Row Call Vote No. 43 )" 2001-03-21
McCain (R-AZ) motion to kill the Hatch (R-UT) amendment that would require unions and corporations to obtain permission from dues-paying members or shareholders before spending money on political activities. It also would require corporations or labor organizations to disclose information regarding the funds spent on political activities. ACU supported the Hatch amendment, and opposed the McCain motion.
This Senator voted: In Opposition of ACU

Needle Exchange Programs HR 2994 (Row Call Vote No. 328 ) 2001-11-07
Landrieu (D-LA) motion to allow the use of taxpayer funds for needle exchange programs in the District of Columbia. ACU opposed this bill.
This Senator voted: In Opposition of ACU

Dairy Cartel S. 1731 (Row Call Vote No. 362 ) 2001-12-11
Agriculture Overhaul - Dairy Policy Jeffords, I-Vermont, motion to preserve in the Agriculture Overhaul Bill a $2 billion direct taxpayer subsidy to milk producers. ACU opposed this bill.
This Senator voted: In Opposition of ACU

Yeah, he belongs with us all right...if you want the Olympia Snowe "wing" of the party to have more power.