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I would assume that if Mr. Miller accepted tickets from a client to a GWB rally the client thought Miller would be supportive of President Bush and not use the rally as a platform to Bush Bash.

If he was a professional, he would have declined the tickets with a simple explanation to the client that he was not supporting President Bush for re-election.

Sounds to me like the guy took advantage of the situation to get into the rally with credible credentials provided by his client, and then went on a rant to promote his personal agenda.

It would be interesting to know if Mr.Miller was aware of his client's political support, whether he attended the rally on company time and if the company has any policy manual that outlines employee/client relationships and the accepting of "gifts".

Maybe with his "creative mind" he can get a job with the DNC.

I am sure if he had offended a client of Donald Trump's, the message would be loud and clear: "YOU'RE FIRED"~

I worked for a design firm that did a lot of museum exhibits (I'm also a graphic designer, probably the only conservative one in the country for what I've seen!) and my former boss was an old 60's Berkeley leftist dude. When we got the National Museum of the Marine Corps as a client I had to witness him transparently suck up to our wonderful military and it was rather disgusting to behold because the man is anti-military to his core. BUT--he knew who his client was. If any one of us had gone to a Marines-sponsored event, or anything they invited us to, and shouted stuff that was insulting to the Corps, you bet we would've been canned, and fast! Even if the boss agreed with it, it's the client that counts in business.

BTW...Anybody know any conservative-leaning design firms out there??? Any that at least aren't totally full of liberals???? In Georgia?