[MarcoPolo]

Oh my gracious Lord, bless this man. I used to despise him as "Zig Zag Zell" back when he was our Georgia governor. Now, he shows himself to be a man both decent and honorable. Maybe he changed.

Maybe I just didn't know him then.

[4CJ]

I disagree with Sen. Miller on some issues, certainly a few when he was Governor of our great state, but did vote for him when he ran for Senate re-election after the death of Pual Coverdale.

I started reading his book yesterday, I reccommend it - he's an honourable man. I've called his offices a dozen times requesting he swap parties, but he never will. He's not a traitor to his party, they rest are.

[concerned about politics]

Now, he shows himself to be a man both decent and honorable. Maybe he changed.

Confession. He's making amends with his maker. Repentance has to come before he dies. He's giving the country a warning. The nation should heed it.
We've seen the fruit of liberalism. It's rotted and diseased.

[bboop]

Perhaps you didnt think he was excellent in that way that parents get smarter when their kids get older. I wrote to him, suggesting that as soon as he was free of the Senate would he please run for President.

[buck61]

Maybe he changed.

Yes according to his own words, “when I started to notice my age and, my grand children”.
These may not be word for word but, in essence, this is what I heard he, him self proclaim.

Most Americans see the degradation of America as well as Zell Miller.