Koch Tries to Make New York Bush-Friendly

[acludem]

Trust me, there will be a Republicans for Kerry event sometime soon. Real Democrats won't follow these two. The Kerry campaign has correctly pointed out that Miller has frequently been complimentary of Kerry. It's too bad Zell Miller has chosen to betray is party and his country. Miller should simply join the Republican Party if he thinks the Democrats are so evil. He can take his friends with him. There are many Democrats who may not agree with Kerry on every issue, but they are not out trying to stab him in the back.

acludem

 

[MtnBiker]

I believe the way Zel puts it is the Democrats betrayed him. And he certainly has not betrayed his country, come on Acludem, a person can endorse another party with betraying his country.

 

[JIHADTHIS]

Originally posted by acludem
Trust me, there will be a Republicans for Kerry event sometime soon. Real Democrats won't follow these two. The Kerry campaign has correctly pointed out that Miller has frequently been complimentary of Kerry. It's too bad Zell Miller has chosen to betray is party and his country.

acludem

Luckily there are a few smart dems that realize that Kerry will sell out the whole country if he is elected.........

Koch understands that if we're weak on defense and the WOT all the other issues are a moot point. Hard to collect those entitlements and be all warm and fuzzy when you're dead.

 

[acludem]

Perhaps my words were a bit strong. However, the party hasn't changed any in the last 25 years. If Miller wants to be a Republican let him join the Republican Party. Miller is actively trying to divide the Democratic party. I have no problem with some Democrats who may decide to vote for Bush. I do, however, have a problem with trying to subvert the Democratic Party, which is exactly what Zell Miller is trying to do. Miller's conduct is inexcusable.

 

[acludem]

What the hell does Ed Koch know about defense???? John Kerry is a veteran, does Koch really think he would hang the country he fought for out to dry? Ed Koch has absolutely no clue what he's talking about.

acludem

 

[MtnBiker]

Too bad Zel is retiring, I would trade you Zel Miller for John McCain.

 

[JIHADTHIS]

Originally posted by acludem
Perhaps my words were a bit strong. However, the party hasn't changed any in the last 25 years. If Miller wants to be a Republican let him join the Republican Party. Miller is actively trying to divide the Democratic party. I have no problem with some Democrats who may decide to vote for Bush. I do, however, have a problem with trying to subvert the Democratic Party, which is exactly what Zell Miller is trying to do. Miller's conduct is inexcusable.

Zell Miller is a throw back to the old democratic party which actually stood for something.

Face it, the dems of late have been hijacked by a consortium of left wing wackos, Terry McAuliffe & Company, and socialist wanna bees

 

[acludem]

I'll trade you Zell for John McCain any day of the week. Who knows? Maybe John McCain will be John Kerry's running mate. Kerry-McCain would be an awfully tough ticket for the Bushies to beat, or for Miller to oppose.

Zell Miller IS a throwback, to the old-line southern Democrats of Strom Thurmond's day in the party. He's a Republican stationed in the Democratic Party by the Republicans to try and divide us.
It ain't gonna work Zell, give it up and go home.

acludem

 

[JIHADTHIS]

Originally posted by acludem
What the hell does Ed Koch know about defense???? John Kerry is a veteran, does Koch really think he would hang the country he fought for out to dry? Ed Koch has absolutely no clue what he's talking about.

acludem

Gee John Kerry was a veteran. That's all well and good. Just cuz he was in the military a leader it does not make. You miss the point. Ed Koch who is a poster child for liberalism realizes that Kerry just isn't presidential material. Sorry.

 

[acludem]

Ed Koch can't be a liberal and support a right-wing conservative like Bush. I guess that means he's a hypocrite.

acludem

 

[jimnyc]

Originally posted by acludem
Ed Koch can't be a liberal and support a right-wing conservative like Bush. I guess that means he's a hypocrite.

acludem

You get labeled by what your position is on the issues. Maybe he thinks Bush is the best man to provide what he wants for the country. That doesn't make him a hypocrite.

 

[JIHADTHIS]

Originally posted by acludem
....Zell Miller IS a throwback, to the old-line southern Democrats of Strom Thurmond's day in the party. He's a Republican stationed in the Democratic Party by the Republicans to try and divide us.
It ain't gonna work Zell, give it up and go home.

acludem

You guys see a conspiracy behind every grassy knoll don't you?:

Unfortunately there aren't more Zell Millers in this country.

 

[acludem]

I'm only telling it like I see it. Zell Miller is trying to divide the Democratic Party. If he wants to support Bush fine, but stop trying to sabotage the Party he claims to support. I do think Miller is a Republican, I do think his primary purpose is to destroy the Democratic Party, and I know he won't succeed.

I find it interesting Republicans see Zell Miller as a hero, when they trashed Jim Jeffords for voting his conscience. Of course Jeffords did the decent thing and left the Republican Party instead of hanging around like a cancer trying to kill it.

acludem

 

[jimnyc]

Originally posted by acludem
I do think his primary purpose is to destroy the Democratic Party, and I know he won't succeed.

I think they're doing just fine destroying it by themselves.

 

[rtwngAvngr]

Originally posted by acludem
Trust me, there will be a Republicans for Kerry event sometime soon.

acludem

This is the funniest thing I've seen all year.

 

[insein]

Originally posted by acludem
I'm only telling it like I see it. Zell Miller is trying to divide the Democratic Party. If he wants to support Bush fine, but stop trying to sabotage the Party he claims to support. I do think Miller is a Republican, I do think his primary purpose is to destroy the Democratic Party, and I know he won't succeed.

I find it interesting Republicans see Zell Miller as a hero, when they trashed Jim Jeffords for voting his conscience. Of course Jeffords did the decent thing and left the Republican Party instead of hanging around like a cancer trying to kill it.

acludem

Thats a change from your comment on how honorable Zell Miller was and lauding him for his many years of good Service as a Democrat.

No one is spurning Sen. Miller, Mayor Koch or Sen. Leiberman from the Democratic Party. Of the three, Miller is my least favorite I'll admit. All three are good and honorable men who have served their constituents well.

http://www.usmessageboard.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5088&highlight=zell+miller

Hmmm...

 

[acludem]

You'll notice that comment was made BEFORE I knew about this stunt he's pulling trying to divide the Democratic Party to help Bush win.

I still believe Miller served his constituents well. I used to think he was honorable.

acludem

 

[Avatar4321]

Originally posted by acludem
You'll notice that comment was made BEFORE I knew about this stunt he's pulling trying to divide the Democratic Party to help Bush win.

I still believe Miller served his constituents well. I used to think he was honorable.

acludem

Miller hasnt changed. He has stayed the same man he always was. Its the Democrat party thats gone off the edges of the left. He is trying to bring them back to where JFK and FDR were.

 

[insein]

Originally posted by Avatar4321
Miller hasnt changed. He has stayed the same man he always was. Its the Democrat party thats gone off the edges of the left. He is trying to bring them back to where JFK and FDR were.

JFK and FDR were Republicrats also according to acludem's rule. Strong on Defense, gave tax cuts, but still tried to get those social programs going.

 

[insein]

Originally posted by acludem
You'll notice that comment was made BEFORE I knew about this stunt he's pulling trying to divide the Democratic Party to help Bush win.

I still believe Miller served his constituents well. I used to think he was honorable.

acludem

What 15 days ago. Dang how the wind changes a Dem's opinions these days.