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August 29, 2004
Bush | Democratic Senator Zell Miller Tells Fox News Sunday Why He Supports President Bush

Georgia’s Democratic Senator Zell Miller tells “FOX News Sunday.” why he will vote for President Bush:

Because of the time that we live in, is one reason. In this dangerous time, we need a strong commander in chief, and I think that George Bush is one of the strongest that you could possibly have. I have admired and respected the way that he has grabbed terrorism by the throat. And I think he’s the commander in chief that we need these next four years.

[. . .]

We’re at war. 9/11 changed everything, as far as I’m concerned. It changed the way that we have got to look at how we do things.

[. . .]

I’m voting for George Bush. I’m voting for a commander in chief who has the strength to lead this country in a time of war.

And I cannot support Senator Kerry, because I think he’s weak on defense. And I think that his liberal voting record in the Senate is so far to the left that it’s off the charts. He’s not in the mainstream of this country. He’s way to the left of this country.

From California Yankee.



Posted by Dan Spencer at August 29, 2004 11:22 PM | TrackBack
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