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To: Warhead W-88
I caught it last night, and it seems that Dennis has done a 180 in his political views. He hit liberals HARD, and hit them where it counts. He also got pretty preachy on education vouchers. His comment was something like "Our public education in this country is in the toilet, and the liberals don't want to do anything to fix it. Why not try vouchers, and let people see if they can get their kids a better education, EVEN IF IT IS IN A PAROCHIAL SCHOOL!". I honestly couldn't believe it. I think Dennis Miller has decided to eschew Hollyweird, and go after that great untapped audience that Hollyweird refuses to acknowledge exists. He should do pretty good with it, and who knows, maybe some other Hollyweird types will come out of the conservative closet. Look for him to guest for Rush too. It could happen.
88 posted on 01/30/2003 8:33:34 AM PST by Space Wrangler
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In light of the riff that follows, perhaps if he indeed is saying "I'm not a Bush fan", and that's what it sounds like to me, he means "I'm not a Bushbot, so my views are really objective." That would reconcile the first statement with the rest of his comments.

For what it's worth.

89 posted on 01/30/2003 8:44:48 AM PST by SoCal Pubbie
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To: Space Wrangler
I think Dennis Miller has decided to eschew Hollyweird, and go after that great untapped audience that Hollyweird refuses to acknowledge exists.

I'm part of his audience. I've been watching him for years. He started with the conservatism about the same time I did -- during Clinton's first term.

111 posted on 02/01/2003 12:02:45 AM PST by SunStar (Democrats Piss Me Off !!)
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