Bob Miller wrote Kill Me If You Can, You SOB from a diary he kept while serving his tour of duty in Vietnam beginning in mid-1968. After four decades, the notes he kept of his daily life in war ring out like a clear bell across the years, clamoring to be heard.

What is Miller really like? Probably the best way to describe him is to quote him in a talk he gave March 4, 2004 regarding the events of the Iraqi conflict at a song writers conference, of all places. Miller literally stunned the audience with his blunt candor:

With the backbone of the Democratic Party, William Jefferson Clinton, out of the way and the Bush Storm Troopers in place, democracy took the day off. Then this war-for-profit crew moved forward with their plans as if world opinions were irrelevant.

Now that the moment of glory has passed and the long years of blood, sweat and tears are upon us, they will yet again -- according to plan -- take their spoils and move on, leaving the rest of us to bury the dead and balance the checkbook.

Think about it... $30 million dollars and instant naturalization given to an Arab who provided the whereabouts of Saddam's sons in order that Bush, Blair and the major armed forces of the world could at least find someone or something, if not WMD.

I am grateful for the many invitations to join the Democratic Party, but I’ll stick it out here. I mean, how could it possibly get any worse than having the second most hated man to live in the last 200 years as your candidate?

I'm not campaigning against a fellow Republican. The truth is; Bush does not represent the Republican Party or any other party for that matter. He represents the Bush dynasty. Is it not bad enough that another four years of his dictatorship will produce yet more unemployed, homeless and demoralized Americans?

Can we also risk having to cope with his uncontrollable ego? The leadership of this father and son team can be critiqued using a term that epitomizes their presidencies: Collateral Damage. Clearly, America's integrity and economy fall into this category when they clash with the prosperity of Bush and his accomplices.

Then he sang a gospel song. Do you have any doubt now as to the candor and bluntness you will find in, Kill Me If You Can, You SOB?

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