Hey Hillary-please stop with the relentless robocalls in SD, PLEASE!!!

[liberalhistorian]

For the past three days, we've received numerous robocalls from "volunteers on behalf of Hillary Rodham Clinton"; the first day it was two in three hours. And at different times of the day, as well. Tonight, we came home to yet another robocall message on our machine. It is really and truly annoying, no matter who the candidate is or what is said. And robocalls DO NOT WORK. They simply annoy and anger.

And for those of you ready to pounce on me for "singling out" Hillary, I have yet to receive any at all from Obama's camp, but would be just as annoyed, believe me.

[cliffordu]

1. Did they say anything about a

A Mannlicher Carcano carbine?

[liberalhistorian]

2. No! One would think not even she

would go that far, but after her latest Freudian slip who knows anymore.

[Alcibiades]

3. Wouldn't that be an Iver Johnson Cadet 55-A revolver?

[cliffordu]

4. Morbidly, yes....

I think I just grossed myself out....that's weird.....

[democrattotheend]

5. Funny story: my parents in NJ got a robocall from Bill Clinton inviting them to a Philly rally

Before the PA primary, 2 months after NJ had voted. They live in South Jersey, in the Philly metro, but it seems kind of odd to me that the Clinton campaign sent them a robocall. Don't they have enough people in PA who want to see them speak?

[ShortnFiery]

6. My Brother lives in Sioux Falls and I have a couple dozen Cousins still residing in this state.

If my memory of growing up in rural SD stands correct, these good people RESENT being pestered by outside distractions.

Such tactics just may backfire. ;)

[liberalhistorian]

7. Well, we live in a VERY rural area, and yes,

you are correct about the backfiring. It's to the point where I'm wondering how many calls we're going to get tomorrow, especially since it's Saturday. And I will greatly enjoy hanging up on every single one at the beginning of the spiel.