Retiring Sen. Zell Miller Joining Fox News

 

LOS ANGELES (Dec. 14) - Retiring U.S. Sen. Zell Miller, the conservative Georgia Democrat who backed President Bush's re-election, is joining Fox News Channel as a contributor.

 

Miller, who made a memorable TV appearance when he challenged MSNBC host Chris Matthews to a duel, will be seen on a variety of Fox News programs starting Jan. 6, a Fox spokesman said Tuesday.

 

 

Miller Makes His Mark

 

 

Miller, a Democrat who supported Bill Clinton in 1992, made headlines with his strong support of President Bush in 2004 and an on-air run-in with MSNBC's Chris Matthews.

 

 

Sam Stewart, AOL

 

On John Kerry: "This is the man who wants to be the commander in chief of our U.S. Armed Forces? U.S. Forces armed with what? Spit balls?," Miller said at the GOP Convention.

 

To Chris Matthews: "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel," after Matthews challenged his Kerry barb.

 

"I am excited to be joining Fox News Channel and am eager to contribute to the continuing success of the network," Miller said in a network release.

 

In a raucous interview last fall on "Hardball with Chris Matthews," Miller, 72, angrily told Matthews, "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel."

 

He made the comment when Matthews pressed him on barbs Miller launched during his convention speech against Democratic presidential contender Sen. John F. Kerry.

 

Miller, a two-term governor of Georgia, was appointed to the Senate in 2000. He's taught history and political science at schools including the University of Georgia.

 

In November, GOP Rep. Johnny Isakson won an election to succeed Miller.

 

WTF?

 

I almost died when I heard him say that.

Politicians never retire.

This guy is the stereotypical angry Southerner.

Retiring Sen. Zell Miller Joining Fox News

 

LOS ANGELES (Dec. 14) - Retiring U.S. Sen. Zell Miller, the conservative Georgia Democrat who backed President Bush's re-election, is joining Fox News Channel as a contributor.

 

Miller, who made a memorable TV appearance when he challenged MSNBC host Chris Matthews to a duel, will be seen on a variety of Fox News programs starting Jan. 6, a Fox spokesman said Tuesday.

 

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Miller Makes His Mark?

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Miller, a Democrat who supported Bill Clinton in 1992, made headlines with his strong support of President Bush in 2004 and an on-air run-in with MSNBC's Chris Matthews.

 

 

Sam Stewart, AOL

 

On John Kerry: "This is the man who wants to be the commander in chief of our U.S. Armed Forces? U.S. Forces armed with what? Spit balls?," Miller said at the GOP Convention.

 

To Chris Matthews: "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel," after Matthews challenged his Kerry barb.

 

? "I am excited to be joining Fox News Channel and am eager to contribute to the continuing success of the network," Miller said in a network release.

 

In a raucous interview last fall on "Hardball with Chris Matthews," Miller, 72, angrily told Matthews, "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel."

 

He made the comment when Matthews pressed him on barbs Miller launched during his convention speech against Democratic presidential contender Sen. John F. Kerry.

 

Miller, a two-term governor of Georgia, was appointed to the Senate in 2000. He's taught history and political science at schools including the University of Georgia.

 

In November, GOP Rep. Johnny Isakson won an election to succeed Miller.

 

WTF?

 

I almost died when I heard him say that.

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You guys should make it a popint to watch him. He can teach you a lot of things about why Dems have been losing the south for the last 20 years.

Retiring Sen. Zell Miller Joining Fox News

 

LOS ANGELES (Dec. 14) - Retiring U.S. Sen. Zell Miller, the conservative Georgia Democrat who backed President Bush's re-election, is joining Fox News Channel as a contributor.

 

Miller, who made a memorable TV appearance when he challenged MSNBC host Chris Matthews to a duel, will be seen on a variety of Fox News programs starting Jan. 6, a Fox spokesman said Tuesday.

 

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Miller Makes His Mark?

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Miller, a Democrat who supported Bill Clinton in 1992, made headlines with his strong support of President Bush in 2004 and an on-air run-in with MSNBC's Chris Matthews.

 

 

Sam Stewart, AOL

 

On John Kerry: "This is the man who wants to be the commander in chief of our U.S. Armed Forces? U.S. Forces armed with what? Spit balls?," Miller said at the GOP Convention.

 

To Chris Matthews: "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel," after Matthews challenged his Kerry barb.

 

? "I am excited to be joining Fox News Channel and am eager to contribute to the continuing success of the network," Miller said in a network release.

 

In a raucous interview last fall on "Hardball with Chris Matthews," Miller, 72, angrily told Matthews, "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel."

 

He made the comment when Matthews pressed him on barbs Miller launched during his convention speech against Democratic presidential contender Sen. John F. Kerry.

 

Miller, a two-term governor of Georgia, was appointed to the Senate in 2000. He's taught history and political science at schools including the University of Georgia.

 

In November, GOP Rep. Johnny Isakson won an election to succeed Miller.

 

WTF?

 

I almost died when I heard him say that.

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You guys should make it a popint to watch him. He can teach you a lot of things about why Dems have been losing the south for the last 20 years.

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Why, because Democrats aren't angry and close-minded people?

Retiring Sen. Zell Miller Joining Fox News

 

LOS ANGELES (Dec. 14) - Retiring U.S. Sen. Zell Miller, the conservative Georgia Democrat who backed President Bush's re-election, is joining Fox News Channel as a contributor.

 

Miller, who made a memorable TV appearance when he challenged MSNBC host Chris Matthews to a duel, will be seen on a variety of Fox News programs starting Jan. 6, a Fox spokesman said Tuesday.

 

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Miller Makes His Mark?

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Miller, a Democrat who supported Bill Clinton in 1992, made headlines with his strong support of President Bush in 2004 and an on-air run-in with MSNBC's Chris Matthews.

 

 

Sam Stewart, AOL

 

On John Kerry: "This is the man who wants to be the commander in chief of our U.S. Armed Forces? U.S. Forces armed with what? Spit balls?," Miller said at the GOP Convention.

 

To Chris Matthews: "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel," after Matthews challenged his Kerry barb.

 

? "I am excited to be joining Fox News Channel and am eager to contribute to the continuing success of the network," Miller said in a network release.

 

In a raucous interview last fall on "Hardball with Chris Matthews," Miller, 72, angrily told Matthews, "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel."

 

He made the comment when Matthews pressed him on barbs Miller launched during his convention speech against Democratic presidential contender Sen. John F. Kerry.

 

Miller, a two-term governor of Georgia, was appointed to the Senate in 2000. He's taught history and political science at schools including the University of Georgia.

 

In November, GOP Rep. Johnny Isakson won an election to succeed Miller.

 

WTF?

 

I almost died when I heard him say that.

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You guys should make it a popint to watch him. He can teach you a lot of things about why Dems have been losing the south for the last 20 years.

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You talking to me. I'm a ®. I just said I almost died because I was laughing so hard when he made that comment that I almost wet myself.

Clinton won enough support from the South to stay afloat for 2 terms.

Clinton won enough support from the South to stay afloat for 2 terms.

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It helps when you grew up in the South, and you were the governor of a southern state. I'm still trying to find a strong Democratic politician from that area that would make a good president.

Retiring Sen. Zell Miller Joining Fox News

 

LOS ANGELES (Dec. 14) - Retiring U.S. Sen. Zell Miller, the conservative Georgia Democrat who backed President Bush's re-election, is joining Fox News Channel as a contributor.

 

Miller, who made a memorable TV appearance when he challenged MSNBC host Chris Matthews to a duel, will be seen on a variety of Fox News programs starting Jan. 6, a Fox spokesman said Tuesday.

 

 

Miller Makes His Mark

 

 

Miller, a Democrat who supported Bill Clinton in 1992, made headlines with his strong support of President Bush in 2004 and an on-air run-in with MSNBC's Chris Matthews.

 

 

Sam Stewart, AOL

 

On John Kerry: "This is the man who wants to be the commander in chief of our U.S. Armed Forces? U.S. Forces armed with what? Spit balls?," Miller said at the GOP Convention.

 

To Chris Matthews: "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel," after Matthews challenged his Kerry barb.

 

"I am excited to be joining Fox News Channel and am eager to contribute to the continuing success of the network," Miller said in a network release.

 

In a raucous interview last fall on "Hardball with Chris Matthews," Miller, 72, angrily told Matthews, "I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel."

 

He made the comment when Matthews pressed him on barbs Miller launched during his convention speech against Democratic presidential contender Sen. John F. Kerry.

 

Miller, a two-term governor of Georgia, was appointed to the Senate in 2000. He's taught history and political science at schools including the University of Georgia.

 

In November, GOP Rep. Johnny Isakson won an election to succeed Miller.

 

WTF?

 

I almost died when I heard him say that.

635695[/snapback]

You guys should make it a popint to watch him. He can teach you a lot of things about why Dems have been losing the south for the last 20 years.

635929[/snapback]

Why, because Democrats aren't angry and close-minded people?

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and you are not close minded. nah, not at all. :banghead

this move is just so expected it's a laugh.

Hardcore Kool Aid drinkers don't understand why the same people they disrespect won't vote for them.

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And the Republicans are different in what way?

But the dems instead of using the bill clinton formula to win using a moderate southerner, they're preaching about how Howard Dean and moveon.org need to revitalize the party