Rumsfeld/Zell M. on Meet the Press

[joanski01]

Now, won't this just be sickening? Be sure to run out and buy a copy of Zell Miller's new book - ACK!!!!!!


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NBC Meet The Press
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MEET THE PRESS WITH TIM RUSSERT

Sunday Listings

*Please note that it airs at a special time in New York this Sunday*

Donald Rumsfeld and Zell Miller

To Appear as Guests on "Meet the Press"
Sunday, November 2, 2003

Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld will appear on this Sunday's "Meet the Press with Tim Russert" to discuss the continuing violence in Iraq and whether Saddam Hussein has a role in the ongoing attacks against American forces.

Then, in a rare and exclusive Sunday morning interview, outspoken Democratic Sen. Zell Miller of Georgia, will join us to discuss his recent decision to support President George W. Bush for re-election and his candid new book that contains some harsh rebukes of his own party. Find out why Miller's "A National Party No More" has all of Washington talking.

Tim Russert is the moderator of "Meet the Press." Betsy Fischer is the executive producer. Erin Fogarty and Michelle Jaconi are producers.

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[leetrisck]

1. Disgusting! He's only on because of

supporting Slimy Shrub - he still calls himself a Democrat - he didn't switch parties, etc. So why is this a news item for Russert. With all the things going on this is the best Russert can do.

[qanda]

2. The Raider and the Traitor!

eom

[matcom]

3. will they French Kiss?

i would expect nothing less

:puke:

[Jawja]

4. My email to Zell Miller

"Dear Senator Miller:

I understand that you have betrayed the Democratic Party and endorsed the unelected George W. Bush for another 4 year reign of incompetence.

So I understand your grand endorsement to approve the following:

-Running deficits as far as the eye can see and for generations to come;

-War profiteering for campaign contributions at the expense of American blood and on the backs of the American middle class;

-Illegal wars waged against sovereign nations based on a series of untruths told to the Congress, the United Nations and to the American people;

-Outing brave and courageous undercover CIA operatives for political revenge and putting our National Security and lives in peril;

-Fighting any and all investigations into what happened on September 11 so that future attacks against our country can be prevented;

-Sending our soldiers into a war zone as sitting ducks without proper planning, tactical support and equipment; and ignoring them when they come home in boxes or without limbs and letting the injured languish for weeks in filth without proper medical attention;

-Going to the Supreme Court to stop the counting of votes and denying the will of the American people;

-Running a government shrouded in secrecy and denying the public the right to know who has input into policy that will affect Americans and the middle class will eventually fund;

These are just a few positions that you are apparently in favor of, Senator. I guess that makes you a REPUBLICAN, doesn't it?

Why don't you just get it over with and switch parties? Instead of bashing and betraying your comrades, I believe that would be the honest and proper thing to do."


:mad:

[KharmaTrain]

5. Why Endorse Now?

At the top, let me hope Mr. Dino Miller enjoy his little island as an outsider in "his party"...whichever that is.

My question is all about the timing. If the Rove machine is hoping to making points with "Raygun Democrats" (if any still exist) by having a guy with a (D) show up on Faux and other whore shows to kiss the chimp's ass, isn't this a bit premature? You'd think such a high-powered defection would be kept in the arsenal to pile on later in the campaign.

Methinks this regime is getting nervous with it's own flanks...moderates like Snow, Chaffee and others are already gone on a wide variety of this regime's agenda; especially the invasion, and now are under criticsm from Hagel and McCain...thus they want to "trot out a friend" and play the "see even a Democrat likes us". It works even better that Miller avows his "traditional" Democratic roots as some sort of bithright for the entire party.

We know Miller's "endorsement" of this unelected regime is absolute betrayal and hypcrisy of his party. But then Miller likes to consider himself "independent"...he doesn't care which party feathers his nest.

Any idea how Zell's good DLC friend, Bill Clinton, is reacting?

[qanda]

6. To help sell his books!

I couldn't figure it out at first, but now I know. It's about making money.

[joanski01]

8. I think that's what it

probably is. Zell endorses bush*. Russert puts him on his show to sell his book.

[Snellius]

7. "... has all of Washington talking"?

I haven't heard anyone talking about it. Except Republicans. Republicans madly trying to spin their assault on democracy as the fault of Democrats themselves. Republicans seem to need this stuff so they can keep up their illusion that they're really more "in touch with the American people".

[realFedUp]

9. busy washing my hair

gads...why do they expect any liberal viewers at all?