If Zell Miller was nominated to run against junior, would ya vote for him?

[0007]

I had a dream last night that I was in a room with Hillary Clinton, she was crying and in between sobs Hill said to me, "I have bad news for you 0007, the democratic party wants Zell Miller to run for the presidency of the United States."

It was a soul stirring dream, I think!

[Fixated]

1. ...

I'd vote third party (this would be the ONLY scenario in which I would do this).

[IndianaGreen]

2. That wasn't a dream, that was a nightmare!

It also means that Bush had to liquidate or neutralize all 8 candidates currently running for the Presidency.

Canada here we come!

[Screaming Lord Byron]

3. I'd secede. n/t

[RobertSeattle]

4. Isn't it against the law for Husband and Wife to run for President?

:evilgrin:

[0007]

6. Huh?

:toast:

[maddezmom]

5. aren't they in the same party? just kidding, I think

[The Backlash Cometh]

7. Would we get hints so we could tell them apart?

*

[HawkerHurricane]

8. I hate to say it...

(again)
If Satan won the Democratic nomination, I would strongly consider voting for him against Bush.

(Cthulu in 2004; why vote for the lesser of two evils?)

[Screaming Lord Byron]

9. Come on, Satan's better than Zel Miller!

Just think of Satan as God's product tester.

[HawkerHurricane]

10. Cthulu in 2004!

why vote for the lesser of two evils?

[Screaming Lord Byron]

17. I'd vote for a Cthulu/Morgoth ticket for sure!

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

24. Morgoth can't win Southern states

Cthulu/Beelzebub is the winner.

[HawkerHurricane]

28. Beelzebub is weak on military issues

Cthulu/Lucifer is a winning ticket.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

31. Have you not considered Cthulu/Hastur the Unnameable ticket?

Could sweep Yog Sothoth and Texas.

[HawkerHurricane]

34. What's Hastur's position on gun control?

I haven't done any research on him...

[Screaming Lord Byron]

35. Everyone will die a slow, horrible death.

But the right to own Assault Weapons is protected.

[HawkerHurricane]

36. That will work, but can he win Florida?

Remember, we've got to win by enough votes that the Repukes can't steal it.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

38. The mighty wrath of Hastur will blight his cowardly foes.

That and his minority shareholding in Diebold.

[HawkerHurricane]

51. Wait a second...

You aren't talking about Dennis Hastur, are you?

[LeftPeopleFinishFirst]

11. Hello Green Party?

Yeah, it's me LPFF. Who's your candidate, I think I'm voting for them.

[Squeech]

12. Zell miller, yes. Dennis Miller, no.

IMNSHO the thing that makes Bush such a disastrous pResident is that he has no actual beliefs, other than that God put him there to fight Terra (which he believes is like fighting Satan: you pray, and you sign a check, and somebody else actually does it). Other than that, Smirky has no moral compass at all. He can't see what's wrong with a country owned and operated by Wal-Mart and General Electric. And he thinks (God help us) that killing people is kinda cool-- one of his favorite perks when he was Governor.

In contrast, I think of Zell as an old-style Southern Democrat, as in the era before Lyndon Johnson held everybody's feet to the fire of civil rights. And I don't think he's prepared to evolve much beyond that-- but I do believe there's a limit to how low he'd stoop; he's not so obviously bought and sold as the Repukes.

[burr]

13. Are you kidding!!

I had the same dream...I would never, ever vote for Zell Miller over JUNIOR SAMPLES.

[JohnKleeb]

14. Well

Hello third party then.

[kentuck]

15. No. I would vote Green Party...

The Party owes just as much, or more, allegiance to its supporters as the supporters owe to the Party. There is a limit to how much crap any person can take. If Zell Miller were the candidate, he would not deserve the vote of one Democrat.

[veganwitch]

16. GREEN party

Gee, that was easy.

[SharonAnn]

18. No, I don't vote for Republicans

No, I don't vote for Republicans.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

19. Zell, No! Same for Kerry, Gephardt, Edwards or Lieberman.

Green for me. Just because someone has a (D) after their name doesn't make them acceptable. I can stomach some compromise, some "political necessity", but not when it comes to selling their souls for expediency at the cost of lives.

[PROGRESSIVE1]

20. In this case, VOTE NADER!

.

[goobergunch]

21. I would be very happy I'm not old enough to vote in 2004. (n/t)

[w4rma]

22. No. (n/t)

[ikojo]

23. No, I would not vote for Zell Miller

Talk about basically voting for Bush. This man has done all he can to support the Republican agenda.

A vote for Zell Miller is a vote for Bush.

[neuvocat]

25. Nope.

He's shown to be no different than republicans. I wouldn't vote for Bush either.

[number6]

26. that 'd be like Jeb vs Shrub

or satan vs devil or Stalin vs Hitler ....

[Zero Division]

27. There are reasonable limits to political pragmatism: IOW, Hell No

And I am one of those who would hold their nose and pull a lever for Lieberman, if it were necessary.

If by some bizarre fluke Zell suddenly became the nominee (I would have to assume without popular support--which is supposed to be impossible, but, hey, we're talking about an unrealistic hypothetical), I'm certain the vast majority of Democrats (even most of the more conservative Dems) would vote for an independent liberal candidate.

[spanone]

29. No I'd go green

[Walt Starr]

30. Not only no, but HELL no

Third Party all the way. Why would I want to vote for a Republican dressed up like a Democrat when I could vote for the real thing.

[Cleita]

32. I would feel as stabbed in the back as I felt about AARP

selling us seniors out about the Medicare bill. I would vote Green if it isn't Ralph Nader, or if it is Ralph I would write in a candidate. Then I would resign myself to another four years of Bush.

[CSI Willows]

33. Neither of them

I wouldn't vote for either of them. Never. Ever. Third Party candidate, Green, Libertarian, Independant - anything but those two -anything.

And I'm also glad to know that I'm not the only one who has political nightmares.

[Ksec]

37. nope, I wouldnt vote ever again.

[loudnclear]

39. I'd vote for a third pary candidate or stay home.

eom

[Tripper11]

40. Not a chance in hell!!!!

Right now I am playing (it's my job, actually I am filling in) a "best" of Hannity right now and they are speaking with Miller. He's a right winger in Dem clothing, plain and simple. The ass kissing bewtween Miller, Hannity and Gingrich is nothing more then a big puke fest.
Hannity just said his mission is to foloow the Zell Miller truth squad or something to that effect. Hannity jhas a link to Millers book.
It's reall revolting to hear, trust me.

[leesa]

41. Wouldn't surprise me if they did. After all, the DNC and DLC HAS

to find some way to keep their Sugar Daddy Bush in control!

[oasis]

42. Zell Miller could form his own party: the Quisling Party.

[elperromagico]

43. I would ask the poll workers, "Where's the 'Kill Me Now' button?"

[Spirochete]

44. Not me

I'd just write in Warren Beatty or Tim Robbins or someone. I wouldn't skip the election altogether, because Senator Murray is up for reelect, and I'm going to vote for her, too.

[ulysses]

45. no.

[ibegurpard]

46. Nope

He's already said he supports Bush in '04, for chrissake! I would go for a third party or write-in candidate.

[populistmom]

47. I don't think I could

And as much as I hate to be divisive with members of my party (hence my infrequent GD postings to begin with), I don't think I could vote for Leiberman either.
Democrats like Miller make me think, "Why are you even a Democrat?"

[karlschneider]

48. I dream of defenestration on Air Force One.

:evilgrin:

[mlawson]

49. It isn't going to happen, so don't worry about it.

I'm afraid we have plenty of things to worry about that COULD happen.

[robcon]

50. 6 of one, half dozen of the other

I couldn't choose between Miller and Bush.