OT THE RNC COMMITS "SKETCHY" ELECTIONEERING IN ADVANCE OF VA. GOVERNOR'S RACE

Thousands of automated telephone calls to voters across Virginia
telling them they may not be registered to vote have prompted many
calls and complaints to local registrars, officials said Tuesday.

The Republican National Committee is making the calls and telling
Virginia residents that the call is "an important election alert. Our
records indicate you may not be properly registered to vote at this
address."

The female caller's voice then states, "The race for Virginia's
next governor will be close" and urges the person called to fill out
a form that the Republican Party will be sending "in the mail in the
next couple of days."

Confusion and consternation has been a result across the state because
most of those receiving the calls in some localities are properly
registered, registrars said.

Twenty calls in Albemarle County were from "persons all legally
registered to vote," said acting Registrar Linda Helf. Of the 20
voters who have called her office since Friday, "some were upset,"
Helf said. "Basically, people are confused."

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On 6 Oct 2005 19:46:12 -0700, "Learning Richard"
<learningrichard@gmail.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
>Thousands of automated telephone calls to voters across Virginia
>telling them they may not be registered to vote have prompted many
>calls and complaints to local registrars, officials said Tuesday.
>
>The Republican National Committee is making the calls and telling
>Virginia residents that the call is "an important election alert. Our
>records indicate you may not be properly registered to vote at this
>address."
>
>The female caller's voice then states, "The race for Virginia's
>next governor will be close" and urges the person called to fill out
>a form that the Republican Party will be sending "in the mail in the
>next couple of days."
>
>Confusion and consternation has been a result across the state because
>most of those receiving the calls in some localities are properly
>registered, registrars said.
>
>Twenty calls in Albemarle County were from "persons all legally
>registered to vote," said acting Registrar Linda Helf. Of the 20
>voters who have called her office since Friday, "some were upset,"
>Helf said. "Basically, people are confused."
>
>http://www.dailyprogress.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CDP%2FMGArticle%2FCDP_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031785318078&path=!news[/color]


ROFL

Democrats are easily confused....

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You are Stuck On Stupid!

Learning Richard, 10/6/2005, 10:46:12 PM,
<1128653172.114842.102070@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
> Thousands of automated telephone calls to voters across Virginia
> telling them they may not be registered to vote have prompted many
> calls and complaints to local registrars, officials said Tuesday.
>
> The Republican National Committee is making the calls and telling
> Virginia residents that the call is "an important election alert. Our
> records indicate you may not be properly registered to vote at this
> address."
>
> The female caller's voice then states, "The race for Virginia's
> next governor will be close" and urges the person called to fill out
> a form that the Republican Party will be sending "in the mail in the
> next couple of days."
>
> Confusion and consternation has been a result across the state because
> most of those receiving the calls in some localities are properly
> registered, registrars said.
>
> Twenty calls in Albemarle County were from "persons all legally
> registered to vote," said acting Registrar Linda Helf. Of the 20
> voters who have called her office since Friday, "some were upset,"
> Helf said. "Basically, people are confused."
>
> [url]http://www.dailyprogress.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CDP%2FMGArticl[/url]
> e%2FCDP_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031785318078&path=!news[/color]

Sounds to me like the Republicans are trying to make sure people are
registered to vote properly. That's a far cry from the Democrats who
were making sure people could vote who were not registered to do so.
Even worse, they were making sure dead people, people who had already
voted, illegal aliens, felons, etc. were voting for their side.

--
"You don't know what pressure is until you've played for five dollars
a hole with only two in your pocket." -- Lee Trevino

badgolferman wrote:[color=blue]
> Learning Richard, 10/6/2005, 10:46:12 PM,
> <1128653172.114842.102070@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com> wrote:
>[color=green]
> > Thousands of automated telephone calls to voters across Virginia
> > telling them they may not be registered to vote have prompted many
> > calls and complaints to local registrars, officials said Tuesday.
> >
> > The Republican National Committee is making the calls and telling
> > Virginia residents that the call is "an important election alert. Our
> > records indicate you may not be properly registered to vote at this
> > address."
> >
> > The female caller's voice then states, "The race for Virginia's
> > next governor will be close" and urges the person called to fill out
> > a form that the Republican Party will be sending "in the mail in the
> > next couple of days."
> >
> > Confusion and consternation has been a result across the state because
> > most of those receiving the calls in some localities are properly
> > registered, registrars said.
> >
> > Twenty calls in Albemarle County were from "persons all legally
> > registered to vote," said acting Registrar Linda Helf. Of the 20
> > voters who have called her office since Friday, "some were upset,"
> > Helf said. "Basically, people are confused."
> >
> > [url]http://www.dailyprogress.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CDP%2FMGArticl[/url]
> > e%2FCDP_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031785318078&path=!news[/color]
>
> Sounds to me like the Republicans are trying to make sure people are
> registered to vote properly.[/color]

Who authorized the RNC to do that?

Who vetted the script that the phone caller reads to the voter?

Who vetted the methodology the RNC uses to contact the voter?

Why are they doing this?

Learning Richard, 10/7/2005, 11:57:32 AM,
<1128700651.969966.278880@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
>
> badgolferman wrote:[color=green]
> > Learning Richard, 10/6/2005, 10:46:12 PM,
> > <1128653172.114842.102070@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com> wrote:
> >[color=darkred]
> > > Thousands of automated telephone calls to voters across Virginia
> > > telling them they may not be registered to vote have prompted many
> > > calls and complaints to local registrars, officials said Tuesday.
> > >
> > > The Republican National Committee is making the calls and telling
> > > Virginia residents that the call is "an important election alert.
> > > Our records indicate you may not be properly registered to vote
> > > at this address."
> > >
> > > The female caller's voice then states, "The race for Virginia's
> > > next governor will be close" and urges the person called to fill
> > > out a form that the Republican Party will be sending "in the mail
> > > in the next couple of days."
> > >
> > > Confusion and consternation has been a result across the state
> > > because most of those receiving the calls in some localities are
> > > properly registered, registrars said.
> > >
> > > Twenty calls in Albemarle County were from "persons all legally
> > > registered to vote," said acting Registrar Linda Helf. Of the 20
> > > voters who have called her office since Friday, "some were upset,"
> > > Helf said. "Basically, people are confused."
> > >
> > > [url]http://www.dailyprogress.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CDP%2FMGAr[/url]
> > > ticl e%2FCDP_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031785318078&path=!news[/color]
> >
> > Sounds to me like the Republicans are trying to make sure people are
> > registered to vote properly.[/color]
>
> Who authorized the RNC to do that?
>
> Who vetted the script that the phone caller reads to the voter?
>
> Who vetted the methodology the RNC uses to contact the voter?
>
> Why are they doing this?[/color]

You're the Google wiz. You find out and let us know.

--
"Talking to a golf ball won't do you any good. Unless you do it while
your opponent is teeing off." -- Bruce Lansky

On 7 Oct 2005 08:57:32 -0700, "Learning Richard"
<learningrichard@gmail.com> wrote:
[color=blue]
>
>badgolferman wrote:[color=green]
>> Learning Richard, 10/6/2005, 10:46:12 PM,
>> <1128653172.114842.102070@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com> wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>> > Thousands of automated telephone calls to voters across Virginia
>> > telling them they may not be registered to vote have prompted many
>> > calls and complaints to local registrars, officials said Tuesday.
>> >
>> > The Republican National Committee is making the calls and telling
>> > Virginia residents that the call is "an important election alert. Our
>> > records indicate you may not be properly registered to vote at this
>> > address."
>> >
>> > The female caller's voice then states, "The race for Virginia's
>> > next governor will be close" and urges the person called to fill out
>> > a form that the Republican Party will be sending "in the mail in the
>> > next couple of days."
>> >
>> > Confusion and consternation has been a result across the state because
>> > most of those receiving the calls in some localities are properly
>> > registered, registrars said.
>> >
>> > Twenty calls in Albemarle County were from "persons all legally
>> > registered to vote," said acting Registrar Linda Helf. Of the 20
>> > voters who have called her office since Friday, "some were upset,"
>> > Helf said. "Basically, people are confused."
>> >
>> > [url]http://www.dailyprogress.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CDP%2FMGArticl[/url]
>> > e%2FCDP_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031785318078&path=!news[/color]
>>
>> Sounds to me like the Republicans are trying to make sure people are
>> registered to vote properly.[/color]
>
>Who authorized the RNC to do that?
>
>Who vetted the script that the phone caller reads to the voter?
>
>Who vetted the methodology the RNC uses to contact the voter?
>
>Why are they doing this?[/color]

To help you Demorats out...LOL

It is very easy to confuse the Democratic base...

Sounds like one of those great plans to me!!!

--

Scott in Florida

Still Voting Democratic?

You are Stuck On Stupid!