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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: American Spirit who wrote (19899)	5/2/2004 9:04:35 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 81568

Again you are slandering Zell Miller. Shame on you. "1840's plantation owner wannabe Zell Miller" This is the real Zell Miller: Birdie Bryan Miller had raised me and my sister alone, a "single mother" long before that term became well known. My father had died when I was 17 days old. My mama didn't just do the best she could; she did the best that anyone could. She raised us in a loving home, took us to church twice each Sunday, taught us about values and read to us. The Little Engine That Could was my favorite story. We grew up in a house built from rocks that my mother had hauled out of a nearby creek. My six-year-old sister watched me on a blanket under a tree near the creek while my mother stooped and lifted and waded in that cold mountain water day after day as she stacked hundreds of beautiful, smooth rocks on the creek bank. Today, that rock house is the Miller home place and, in certain places, her handprints in the concrete are still visible. miller.senate.gov BTW, the best country song written came in second on his list of favorites - so the man has good taste too: 2) He Stopped Loving Her Today, by Bobbie Braddock and Curley Putman. George Jones "owns" this song, and it is he who makes it one of the all-time greats. Two consecutive years as CMA Song of the Year, what more can you say. miller.senate.gov