Books : A National Party No More: The Conscience of a Conservative Democrat

by: Zell Miller  Average Rating:

Rating: - Miller's Actions Explained
Once there was Zell Miller: a centrist, effective public servant with gravitas few of either party could question. Unfortunately, the Zell Miller most Americans know is the renegade Democrat who gave a speech at the Republican National Convention that bordered on frothing lunacy. This book captures Miller somewhere in between: note his ambitious goals for public education and the environment, while he at the same time deplores popular culture and any attempts by the Democratic Party to disagree with ... Read More

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Rating: - A TRUE Democrat
It is obvious that the Democratic Party has been losing elections because the average middle-class American no longer identifies with this party. Zell Miller is mad, very mad because he truly believes in the Old School party. The problem is simply that party, the great party of JFK no longer is around. Instead we have a Democratic party that looks out for moneyed interest, lawyers, big business and just about every fringe weirdo group out there. They no longer speak to the common man.
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Rating: - crazy dueling banjo freak
If Zell Miller wants to live in a dictatorship, he's free to want that, but he's crazy with hatred for a party that has no power. What a noble guy! Rage against the oppressed - what a man! This book is insane. I read it at the local library and wondered how he considers himself a conservative democrat when he supports a man who spends like a drunken sailor on shore leave (though the drunken sailor isn't a fighter, but more of a mascott pretending to be a fighter....) and bloats the Federal government beyond ... Read More