Would you vote Republican so that Zell Miller would lose an election?

[Some Moran]

Just wondering...He loses and the Dems are forced to run a decent candidate next time 'round.

[goobergunch]

1. No.

But since he's retiring, it's not an issue.

And congratulations on 100 posts! :toast:

[Some Moran]

3. Thanks :)

It's gone by fast.

[proud patriot]

2. No n/t

[onehandle]

4. Moot

He's retiring, and the GOP owns Georgia.

However, I would Never vote for Any Republican.

It's the D or else.

[Cat Atomic]

5. Why not? At least you might get a moderate Republican who actually

disagrees with the Republican party line once in awhile.

[aldian159]

19. Like the two cool Maine senators

n/t

[htuttle]

6. No

But I might look at the Green candidate, if there was one.

Did the Republicans even bother to run someone against Miller last time?

[bluestateguy]

7. I'd vote Green or Lib.

and let the Gooper win.

From me, that's a pretty big concession.

[bearfartinthewoods]

8. what the hell did zell do now

? i just opened the GD index and saw like a dozen zel threads. details??

[onehandle]

9. Endorsed Bush. nt

[Skittles]

10. NO

I'd sit it out. Republicans DISGUST ME.

[UTUSN]

11. I Was Willing Not to Condemn a Dem, But Fuck ZELL

[Padraig18]

12. Not only 'no, but 'HELL NO!'

I will *never* vote for a Repuke! :puke:

[edzontar]

13. Zell IS a Repuke now---I wouldn't vote for HIM....

Bye Zell

[ShaneGR]

14. Zell Miller was NEVER elected to be Senator of the State of Georgia

He was appointed in 2000 after another Senator retired.

[goobergunch]

15. Yes he was

Against Mack Mattingly.

[Josh]

17. That's right -

he was appointedin '98 and had to run in 2000 to serve out the rest of the six year term, hence he's up in 2004 but announced a while ago that he will not seek reelection.

[salin]

16. Didn't he already state that he is NOT running for re-election?

makes this and other related conversations rather pointless. And makes his behavior harder to understand, this is NOT about trying to get votes in the next election. He is, reportedly, retiring.

[ElsewheresDaughter]

28. correct zell will NOT seek re-election...come on CYNTHIA!

[mitchtv]

18. green or write in for me

.

[mndemocrat_29]

21. I think I'd have to go with a write-in too

n/t

[BurtWorm]

20. I voted for a Republican so Lieberman wouldn't win.

(Lowell Weicker in 1988.)

I would vote Green if I lived in Georgia and Miller ran again as a "Democrat."

[in_cog_ni_to]

22. No....never. n/t

[leesa]

23. Why not? Miller's a PNAC plant....Republican as they come.

[Evanstondem]

24. I would write in Jimmy Carter

They don't seem to make politicians like they used to in GA.

[election_2004]

25. Perhaps...

If the Republican candidate was moderate, I'd consider voting for him/her over someone like Zell Miller.

But it would have to be a Jennifer Dunn, a Jim Greenwood, an Olympia Snowe...and as far as Georgia Republicans go, those flavors simply don't exist.

[newyawker99]

26. NO! n/t

[ElsewheresDaughter]

27. the only decent thing zell ever did was not switch parties in the

wake of Jefferds switch .....he was courted, bribed and begged by repukes to come on over so that they could regain power but refused...i gotta give the worm that...he could have ya know...jays'us i can't believe i said something good about the man even if it is the only good thing he's ever done...:puke:

[Jose Diablo]

29. Nope

I expect the party leaders, DNC and DLC, to force Miller to declare his party and strip him of committee memberships.

The next election for Millers' slot would then be open for a Dem candidate.

I will NOT vote for ANY republicans. That party for me, is finished.

[OldSoldier]

30. No, a DINO is still better than a Republican

Committee assignments and that sort of thing.

[Scott Lee]

31. I believe they call that

shooting off a large part of your anatomy to spite a smaller part.

Not real smart in the long run.