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To: goldworldnet who wrote (244699)	4/5/2008 10:06:32 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793957

Zell Miller: Quotations "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel." — To Chris Matthews on Hardball after his speech at the 2004 RNC. "My mouth ain't no prayer book."[10] “I’m southern born, and southern bred, and when I die, I’ll be southern dead.”-Following death of former Democratic Georgia state House Speaker Tom Murphy in December 2007.[11] "I've never seen a poor man who gave a rich man a job but I've seen plenty of rich men that gave poor men jobs." — October 5, 2006 in Salt Lake City on tax cuts for the rich being beneficial. "Teachers' unions support gay rights." — October 5, 2006 in Salt Lake City "I found a den of copperheads under my porch and I found the nearest hoe and killed them all. Those copperheads were threatening my home and my family and that's just what we need to do to the terrorists... just like those copperheads I'd just cut their heads off and kill them, dead. Just like that." — October 5, 2006 in Salt Lake City on the war in Iraq. "How could this great land of plenty produce too few people in the last 30 years?” Miller asked in March 2007 during a fund-raiser in Macon, Georgia, for Sav-A-Life Care Center, a crisis pregnancy center.[12] "Here is the brutal truth that no one dares to mention: We’re too few because too many of our babies have been killed. Over 45 million since Roe v. Wade in 1973.” "If those 45 million children had lived, today they would be defending our country, they would be filling our jobs, they would be paying into Social Security. Still, we watch as 3,700 babies are killed every single day in America. It is unbelievable that a nation under God would allow this.”[13] "I say bomb the hell out of them. If there's collateral damage, so be it. They certainly found our civilians to be expendable." - Speech on Senate floor shorty after attacks against U.S. on September 11, 2001.[14] "Lyndon Johnson is a Southerner who sold his birthright for a mess of dark pottage."-Miller during his 1964 Congressional Race.[15] en.wikipedia.org

To: goldworldnet who wrote (244699)	4/6/2008 12:39:21 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 793957

Who will Juan Williams vote for? I often find his analysis simply put is idiotic beyond description. But I have sense he believes what he is saying and even sometimes explains an idea well. I find I once again I fully agree with Dr. Sanity. (dr. sanity) I find myself agreeing with Juan Williams : Mr. Obama's major speech on race last month was forced from him only after a political crisis erupted: It became widely known that he'd sat for 20 years in the pews of a church where Rev. Jeremiah Wright lashed out at white people. The minister cursed America as worthy of damnation, made lewd suggestions about the nature of President Clinton's relationship with black voters, and embraced the paranoid idea that the white government was spreading AIDS among black people. Here is where the racial tension at the heart of Mr. Obama's campaign flared into view. He either shared these beliefs or, lacking good judgment, decided it politically expedient for an ambitious young black politician trying to prove his solidarity with all things black, to be associated with these rants. His judgment and leadership on the critical issue of race is in question. While speaking to black people, King never condescended to offer Rev. Wright-style diatribes or conspiracy theories. He did not paint black people as victims. To the contrary, he spoke about black people as American patriots who believed in the democratic ideals of the country, in nonviolence and the Judeo-Christian ethic, even as they overcame slavery, discrimination and disadvantage. King challenged white America to do the same, to live up to their ideals and create racial unity. He challenged white Christians, asking them how they could treat their fellow black Christians as anything but brothers in Christ. (dr sanity) You have to wonder if Juan Williams will be subjected to the same treatment as Randi Rhodes, who perhaps for the first time in her career has spoken truth to power (i.e., the 'power' or tyranny wielded by the leftist PC police) and now must pay the consequences for daring to be so bold and honest. (She could say such things and far worse about President Bush, and never fear that she would be suspended. In fact, most of her fans would herald such ravings as some sort of courageous confrontation with evil). drsanity.blogspot.com I suspect even Juan knows what scum hilary is. How many honest democrats are there????