Wednesday, September 22, 2004
KING 5 (NBC):
SEATTLE - Paul Fellows had just dropped his daughter off at school when he saw Joe Miller along the side of the street near Green Lake, holding a handmade cardboard sign saying "CBS lied."
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While Miller believes CBS deliberately used bad documents, Fellows believes differently, and pulled over to share his opinion.
"I drove up alongside of him and I rolled down my window and said CBS was duped and the Republicans did it. Instead of engaging me in conversation, he kicked in the side of my car," said Fellows.
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Ultimately, both men called 911 and an officer wrote up a report about the broken window and dented car.
I applaud Mr. Miller's enthusiasm for media accuracy, though I think we can all agree that he should limit his passion to his own property and never post any comments here.
(Cit.: Lost Remote.)
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