"Mousepotatoe" wrote in
> "Bill Seurer" wrote in message
>> Brian Link wrote:
>> > I just got a call from the campaign of the candidate who I strongly
>> > oppose, ...
>>
>> During the last presidential election one party kept calling me
>> despite my asking them to not call me back again. In fact, their
>> persistent calls helped me to choose the opposing candidate. If the
>> party won't listen to a voters simple and reasonable request their
>> candidate probably won't either. Their excuse: "We're not covered
>> by the do not call list statutes."
> Wow that's a smart way to choose a candidate.
If the candidate has idiots running his campaign, then if elected he's
likely to appoint idiots to government jobs.
> Some low level employee or volunteer cant remove someone from the
> dialing list.
But can PASS THE REQUEST ON TO THE NEXT LEVEL UP, or TRANSFER THE CALL TO
SOMEONE WHO CAN MAKE THAT DECISION.
Intelligently-run campaigns don't do the equivalent of trying to sell
pork to Jewish vegetarians.
> Never mind the issues! You sure showed them!
If I agreed with the candidate's positions on the issues, I would vote
against him -- on the grounds that having an incompetent trying to do the
right things could easily be worse than having someone in office trying
to do the wrong things.
--
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Whatever you wish for me, may you have twice as much.
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