While Georgia Democrats are welcoming our presidential candidates to the annual JJ Dinner, an estimated 20,000 Baptists will also descend on the World Congress Center for the opening session of the New Baptist Covenant Celebration. (Southern Baptists are not part of this group.) According to Robert Parham, at Ethics Daily, President Jimmy Carter is on the program-not for the DPG, but instead for the Baptists. I noticed on their website that there's an "Al Gore" luncheon the next day. Does that mean Gore will be in town, too? And here's the kicker, Mike Huckabee was initially also confirmed for the evening of the 3oth, but withdrew after Carter said that Bush would go down as one of the worst presidents in history. Now, Parham is advocating re-inviting Huckabee. Wouldn't that be a kick? 20,000 Baptists, a whole bunch of democrats, Carter, Huckabee, most of the democratic presidential candidates, Cleland and Lewis-all at the World Congress Center on Jan. 30th.
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The DPG Will Have Some Competition on JJ Night
Posted by Amy Morton at 12:50 AM
Labels: DPG, Georgia World Congress Center, JJ Dinner, John Lewis, Max Cleland, Mike Huckabee, President Carter, Robert Parham
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All I can say is that I'm glad my brother will be driving & not me. Atlanta traffic is a scene of horror anyhow, and this sounds like total vehicular pandemonium.
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