Senator Zell Miller leaves no doubt he believes his own Democratic Party is badly out of step with America. As part of a stinging critique, Miller outlines key positions that can make the party relevant again. From abortion to welfare, gun control to the environment, the arts to education, immigration to terrorism, Miller identifies values that make sense to a majority of Americans. Many party loyalists will not like what Senator Miller writes, yet his credentials are beyond question, for few Democrats have worked longer or stronger for the party. Driven by conscience and common sense, Senator Miller names the self-destructive direction of his party and stubbornly pulls the Democratic family toward reform.