Article: Carter calls Miller's Republican convention speech `unprecedented disloyalty'

JEFFREY McMURRAY, Associated Press Writer
AP Worldstream
09-07-2004
Dateline: WASHINGTON
Former President Jimmy Carter is accusing fellow Georgia Democrat Zell Miller of "unprecedented disloyalty" for the senator's speech at the Republican convention.

In a letter sent over the weekend, Carter also called Miller's speech "rabid and mean-spirited."

"By now, there are many of us loyal Democrats who feel uncomfortable in seeing that you have chosen the rich over the poor, unilateral pre-emptive war over a strong nation united with others for peace, lies and obfuscation over the truth and the political technique of character assassination as a way to win elections or to garner a few moments of ...

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