Laura Bush didn't like Zells' speech -so he's on the" out" list

[Pallas180]

MSNBC and NBC News
Updated: 9:26 p.m. ET Sept. 2, 2004

After gauging the harsh reaction from Democrats and Republicans alike to Sen. Zell Miller’s keynote address at the Republican National Convention, the Bush campaign — led by the first lady — backed away Thursday from Miller’s savage attack on Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry, insisting that the estranged Democrat was speaking only for himself.


Late Thursday, Miller’s name was removed from the list of dignitaries who would be sitting in the first family’s box during the president’s acceptance speech later in the evening. No explanation was immediately offered, but the change was made only a few hours after 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.”

[whistle]

1. Zell can go to hell.....

[wellstone_democrat]

3. So can she---she's a damn tool

she's sent out to do her husband's dirty work. Brainless, spineless

[manic expression]

2. That's crap

If you have the speaker in your convention, he speaks for the party. The cons are trying to wiggle their slimy little selves out of this one. We need to keep holding them responsible for what was said.

[liveoaktx]

4. Oh, BUSH would never say that, would he? Better to make Stepford the fall

guy

[Neshanic]

5. Telpathically Big Barb transmitted..."He served his purpose".

"send him to the worker area on the convention floor". She then consumed three small kittens.

[Citizen Daryl]

6. Used, and abused, and served like hell.

Just like Grandmaster Flash once said.

[BrotherBuzz]

7. And all this time we thought Cheney and Rove ran the show!

[alittlelark]

8. That rabid lap-dog Zell

is getting put to sleep, because he doesn't 'amuse' the mistress anymore.

Can't Dem's get rid of this F*CK?????

[Columbia]

9. LOL

No one wants the guy!!