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Monday, June 30, 2003 Dennis Miller Emerges as New Voice for Bush Re-Election That's right, Dennis Miller! And the news comes from a none-too-pleased Reuters: Miller, who was an analyst on ABC's "Monday Night Football, had an HBO comedy show and does commentary for Fox News, adds a celebrity touch to Bush's re-election campaign, much like actor Bruce Willis did in 1992 when Bush's father ran for re-election. Bush remained offstage until after Miller's often caustic comic performance during the fund-raiser that drew in $3.5 million, most of it in $2,000 checks from 1,600 people. For instance, he took aim at West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd, a Democratic elder statesmen who has questioned the Iraq war and its chaotic aftermath. This isn't to say that everyone is appreciating his humor: Even some in the crowd of Republican loyalists booed when Miller said of Byrd: "I think he must be burning the cross at both ends." Responding to the boos, Miller said: "Well, he was in the (Ku Klux) Klan. Boo me, but he was in the Klan." HAHAHAHAHA! Burning the cross. . . at both ends! Thatch's funnay schtuff! WOO! posted by Shaun Kenney \| 6/30/2003 03:57:00 PM \| 0 comments 0 Comments: Post a Comment Home
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