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To: longnshort who wrote (258045)	11/2/2005 12:52:53 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572100

'Party trumps race' for Steele foes Why are you surprised that there is a black backlash against Republicans? You saw how Republican appointees treated the blacks in NO, didn't you?

To: longnshort who wrote (258045)	11/21/2005 5:56:09 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572100

Oreo cookies attack crumbles... Several debate attendees, however, could not corroborate Ehrlich and Schurick's version of events. "It didn't happen here," said Vander Harris, operations manager of the Murphy Fine Arts Building at Morgan State. "I was in on the cleanup, and we found no cookies or anything else abnormal. There were no Oreo cookies thrown." The incident is said to have occurred when Steele walked to his seat before the debate started, not during the event on stage when it would have been captured on video. Newspaper articles and television news reports from that night didn't mention it, and representatives of the news departments at television stations WBAL, WJZ and WMAR and Maryland Public Television said they have no video of the incident. ...... The first reference to the Oreo incident came five days later in an article in The Sun in which Schurick, then a spokesman for the Ehrlich campaign, said Townsend supporters distributed the cookies in the audience. He also said the crowd booed Ehrlich's family - a detail that was reported on debate night - and scratched the paint on Ehrlich supporters' cars with their keys. Clint Coleman, a spokesman for Morgan State who was at the event, said he saw lots of unseemly behavior but no Oreos. "There were a lot of things, disturbances, by this group of outsiders who were bent on disrupting the debate," Coleman said. "But I never actually saw Oreo cookies being thrown at him." As for "raining Oreos," Coleman said, "I can tell you that did not happen." Neil Duke, who moderated the event for the NAACP, said last week that he didn't see any cookies. baltimoresun.com So the wingers made it all up. Again. Reality just ain't your guys strong point. Creativity, OTOH, is...