hillary clinton, free speech & unlisted phone numbers (ps. vote Ron Paul)
Last week I came home from work, only to have a voicemail campaign message from Hillary Clinton. I was annoyed, because my phone number is technically unlisted (tho I do publicize it for my business). I was so annoyed that I visited Hillary’s campaign Web site & left a comment about receiving the unsolicited phone call to my unlisted phone number. (I am on the Do Not Call List and requested a private number.) Along with the remark that if I wanted to hear her um, garbage, I would have signed up to receive it. My only other comment was that I would be out bright and early to vote for her competitor on March 4th.
Right now, I wish I would have taken a screen shot of my message, so you could see it was not rude.
So I went back to her site today to see if it was posted, and I can’t find it. Seems it was removed for a “Terms of Service” violation.
What about… um, violations of the Do Not Call list? And the right to free speech?
My parent’s received five calls in one day. Think maybe she is desperate? Good news is no more calls.
Vote Ron Paul for President.
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