Zell Miller
Why the Democratic senator loathes Democrats.
By Michael Crowley
Posted Friday, Aug. 27, 2004, at 8:59 AM PT

A main theme of George Bush's re-election campaign is the notion that it's Democrats, and not Bush himself, who are responsible for the bitter partisanship in America today. Bush, after all, pledged in 2000 to be "a uniter, not a divider." So it's a little awkward for him that the United States is now about as united as an English soccer stadium. Republicans say their party occupies the mainstream, common-sense political center. The real problem, they argue, is that the Democratic Party has been driven left by monomaniacal special interest groups and the wild-eyed likes of Michael Moore, George Soros, and Whoopi Goldberg. Their favorite piece of evidence? Zell Miller.

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Single interests like keeping the country safe, while still keeping our civil liberties, like keeping businesses here in the USA, like health care for all, like Social Security for all and like keeping the deficit down...

I would aslso remind you that about half the country is a Democrat...the Republican's can't be the "center" if that is true...unless they use very strange math...8-)