President Bush Visits Atlanta Today
There are going to be some really pissed-off motorists around the airport because he will be coming in at rush hour.
ATLANTA -- President George Bush visits Georgia today to speak at the Georgia Republican Party's annual Presidents Day dinner.
Proceeds from the event at the Georgia International Convention Center in College Park go to the state GOP and will be spread to Republican candidates in this year's elections. The president will be introduced by Governor Perdue, who is running for re-election.
Admission starts at a thousand dollars for a single ticket and runs up to $50,000 dollars, which will pay for a table for ten and a private reception and photo with Bush.
Bush hardly has to leave Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, where he is to arrive shortly after five p-m. After the event at the nearby convention center, he will leave about two hours later.
While he is here, Bush will present the President's Volunteer Service Award to Amber Davis-Collins. She served two years in Honduras as a Peace Corps volunteer. While there, she worked with women's groups in the area to improve nutrition and reduce infant mortality rates through crop diversification.
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