ZELL MILLER IS A HARD DOG TO KEEP UNDER THE PORCH This is my first column since my rotator cuff surgery and it hasn’t been easy getting the words to come out the way I intended them to. My left hand is slower than a Georgia Income Tax return and my right hand is totally unsympathetic and flies across the keyboard like a bunny rabbit. What results are some newly-minted words … [Read more...] about Jul. 20, 2009: Zell Miller Is A Hard Dog To Keep Under The Porch
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Apr. 20, 2009: I Wish Zell Miller Would Come Back And Straighten Things Out
I WISH ZELL MILLER WOULD COME BACK AND STRAIGHTEN THINGS OUT I miss the heck out of Zell Miller. I wish he would come back and straighten out the mess under the Gold Dome. And he could, too. His detractors — mostly liberal weenies, these days — go apoplectic at the mention of his name. (That isn’t particularly noteworthy; liberal weenies go apoplectic at the mention of my … [Read more...] about Apr. 20, 2009: I Wish Zell Miller Would Come Back And Straighten Things Out
Jul. 2, 2007: Run Zell, Run. Your Nation Needs You
RUN ZELL, RUN. YOUR NATION NEEDS YOU I wish to say a word about the current crop of people running for president of the United States. The word is “ugh!” There’s not a pony in the pile. Maybe it doesn’t matter who is president. After all, we have survived one of the most inarticulate presidents in our history, who in turn had replaced one of the most libidinous. Even Jimmy … [Read more...] about Jul. 2, 2007: Run Zell, Run. Your Nation Needs You
August 3, 2000: Only Four Things We Can Count On
There are only four things in this world we can count on with absolute certainty: Death. Taxes. Roy Barnes making astute political moves. Republicans clueless on how to respond. The appointment of Zell Miller to succeed the late Paul Coverdell as senator provides an interesting commentary on the current state of the two political parties. Many have said, including some in … [Read more...] about August 3, 2000: Only Four Things We Can Count On