By JEFFREY McMURRAY
(AP) President Bush shakes the hands of Georgia Gov.Sonny Perdue, left, as Sen. Zell Miller, D-Ga.,...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Georgia Sen. Zell Miller, the highest profile Democrat to endorse President Bush for re-election, will speak at the Republican National Convention later this summer, a congressional aide said Friday.
Miller drew a sharp rebuke from the dean of Georgia's congressional delegation, Democratic Rep. John Lewis, who called the senator's decision "a shame and a disgrace."
According to the aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity, Miller will give his address on Wednesday night of the four-day convention in New York that begins Aug. 30. The Bush-Cheney campaign was expected to make an official announcement later in the day.
Bobby Kahn, the chairman of the Georgia Democratic Party, said he wasn't surprised. "Maybe I'll switch to the Republican Party so I can speak at the Democratic Convention and bash Bush," Kahn said. "It makes about as much sense."
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20040625/D83E5NH80.htmlHe is not a Democrat or Republican, he is a whore and mentally insane!