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   From: nobody@yamn.paranoici.org   
      
   Within a matter of days, Rob Miller went from a valued Utah   
   Democratic Party insider to political pariah.   
      
   The rapid turn of events started with the leak of a May 25 letter   
   signed by seven women who accused Miller of various forms of sexual   
   misconduct.   
      
   While the exact source of the  leak is unknown, Salt Lake City   
   activist Kate Kelly posted the letter on her Facebook feed June 2.   
   Later the same day she posted the Salt Lake Tribune’s story about   
   the allegations with the comment “I scooped the Trib.” The Deseret   
   News and Utahpolicy.com also ran stories about the letter that day.   
      
   Seven women signed the letter — Mary Brady-Bishop, Jennifer Miller-   
   Smith, Celina Milner, Sheryl Ginsberg, Elizabeth Converse, Jill   
   Haring and Ellen Brady.   
      
   Most accusations don’t identify a time or location and none is   
   attributed to any one signer.   
      
      
   Miller allegedly told one signer “you are so sexy,” a comment she   
   deemed unwelcome and inappropriate; he pulled down the waistband of   
   his trousers to reveal his undergarments to a woman and also grabbed   
   her buttocks on a separate occasion.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)