Joe Lieberman will speak at GOP convention

Filed at 9:29 am, Wednesday August 20th 2008
by Arlen Parsa

The AP reports:

A Republican official tells The Associated Press that Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman will be speaking at the Republican National Convention.

The GOP official said Wednesday that Lieberman would deliver a speech as Republicans gathered in St. Paul to nominate John McCain for president. The official requested anonymity because a formal announcement had yet to been made.

Lieberman has little reason to attend the DNC convention, because he has been stripped of his super-delegate status and may be kicked out of the Democratic caucus next year.

Previously, he has said that “If Senator McCain feels that I can help his candidacy, which I think it’s so important to elect him our next President, I will do it… I’m going to go to a partisan convention and tell them — if I go — why it’s so important that we start to act like Americans and not as partisan mud-slingers.”

In 2004, former governor and then-Democratic senator Zell Miller spoke at the GOP convention and praised Bush’s presidency.

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