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Fri 3 Nov, 2006 08:23 am
Our house-hold had been getting about 10 recorded phones per day re the upcoming election. It seems the republican based has ben solidly attack messages "did you know the democrat running against me is a communist who works nights as an abortionist?" vs the democrat calls that say "be sure to vote" I'm seriously thinking about becoming a democrat.
There are too damned many of these calls...
I had a neat message of the kill-a-tree snail mail variety. Said the Republican opposing our governer wants to legalize drugs. Guess what state, Dyslexia.
Phoenix--
Do Not Call doesn't apply to political calls.
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I've hung up on Hillary Clinton (recording) and the Governor of PA (recording) and the friends and enemies of Rick Santorum (recording) and the friends and enemies of the candidates for the PA lower chamber.
How dare either party think that my vote can be influenced by a recorded message.
I hang up on all recorded messages as quickly as I can.
I'm thinking of starting a reverse psychology pre-recorded phone call. Phone calls on behalf of the opponent which are so obnoxious that it drives the caller away from him.
"Hello, I'm calling on behalf of Joe Lieberman. What color underwear are you wearing?"
We're in the middle of a round of municipal elections here.
Setanta asked me earlier this evening what it meant when the phone was flashing in its charging cradle. I told him it meant a call was coming in. mmmmm, why isn't it ringing? I turned the ringer off.
After one evening of 15 political and carpet calls/msgs I was done. I may turn the ringer back on in a coupla weeks and see how things go.
Noddy24 wrote:Phoenix--
Do Not Call doesn't apply to political calls.
Makes you wonder just who it is that is writing the laws!
ehBeth wrote:We're in the middle of a round of municipal elections here......
.....I may turn the ringer back on in a coupla weeks and see how things go.
When is Election Day in Canada?
Phoenix--
You stopped showing up at the Toyota dealer for your regular checkups.