GOP Backs Away From Miller’s Blast

MSNBC.com ^ | 9/2/2004 | Alex Johnson

[Captain Peter Blood]

Nothing is this modern campaign era surprises me. So why should there not be Republicans who might find Zell a little over the top?

[NYCVirago]

I saw 41, a Bush brother and nephew on LK (I know, I know) tonight and all were highly supportive of Zel Miller zinging it to the dems. And even if they weren't, (which they were) I am.

I'm glad I read this far to find this out!

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

"Like Rush said today, McCain and his "friends" are mistaken about how much support McCain has outside of Washington, D.C. and Arizona."

Make no mistake, the wife and I here in Arizona have informed McCain we will not be supporting him come November, but will vote for the Rat.

I want to see the last of that creep, he does untold damage to the credibility of all conservatives the louse lashes out at.

[hobson]

Oh, I'm sure there are some. Just like reporting in Iraq, population 25 million, reporters always find the "hate America" Iraqis. This is a hit piece trying to discredit Zell.

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

Thanks to Crash McCain. Of all the highlighted speeches this week, McCain's, which was given first, was by far the weakest.

[NutCrackerBoy]

Laura Bush, asked about Miller’s deeply personal denunciation of his own party’s nominee, said in an interview with NBC News that “I don’t know that we share that point of view. -Alex Johnson, MSNBC

It was a deep denunciation. But personal? Every bit of it was political.

[SuziQ]

Please read Post #88. And STOP listening to PMSNBC! At this point the media lapdogs are going to try everything they can do to turn folks away from the President. Don't let them get to you and for heaven's sake, don't take what they say at face value!

[ambrose]

Not a single named source in this article other than an out of context quote from Laura Bush.

Don't be so quick to believe media lies.

[whd23]

I remember when McCain first popped up on my radar. Imminently he is a good guy...

HIS CFR bill is blatantly anti-First amendment. I'll reserve my label of "good guy" for people who aren't trying to shred the Constitution

[rdl6989]

a person can be right and still lose votes in swing states. That's right.