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To: longnshort who wrote (261525)	11/21/2005 6:59:56 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1571962

"They have been on the radio, have contacted the Baltimore Sun." I guess that is why many are changing their stories? "Ehrlich said he did not personally see cookies thrown at Steele because he was on stage." thewbalchannel.com Hmm, I thought there were showers of cookies. How could he have missed that? And then there is the curious case of S.A. Miller. Times reporter S.A. Miller is one of the writers who referenced the incident in news articles on more than one occasion. Miller told WTOP he attended the event in 2002 and saw Steele get hit with cookies. When pressed, Miller said he couldn't swear in court that Steele did get hit with cookies because he didn't actually see it happen. And then there is Steele himself. On Tuesday, Steele told WTOP that he was never hit with Oreos and said the incident has been exaggerated. "I've never claimed that I was hit, no. The one or two that I saw at my feet were there. I just happened to look down and see them," Steele said. Fran Coombs, managing editor for the Washington Times, told WTOP Miller denies ever speaking to WTOP and said Miller did not attend the Morgan State event. Miller did not return our calls. wtop.com In other words, your guys are liars. And frauds. Like too many Republicans.