One last note
Posted by Andy on October 9th, 2006
Why are there treaties and bans? It is clear that only the good guys follow them.
Have fun debating that one while I am off.
Yes. Like I don’t have enough to do, but my BPOU is very bad at voluteers showing up, so guess who has 10,000 phone calls to make in the next 3 weeks. Yep me.
Fun. Great. Guess what else. I get to work all 3 days of the 72 GOTV plan if no one volunteers to help out.
So much for the blogging career. Hmmmm. Wait, is this a ploy to get me tyo stop blogging. Anyways. I have called an emergency Executive meeting tonight to try to get my Ex Comm, who is kinda required to help with this schtuckee in the building. Not that I have been stupendous at it yet, but I have shown up before.
So if you are SD51 get your arse to the phone bank. Don’t know where it is, drop me a line and I’ll get it to you.
andy@residualforces.com
Screw off lefties, no crashing the party. Wait, we are IDing for party affiliation, so it would save your fellow commie pinkos from having us bug them anymore if they would just say they are Democrats.
That is what annoys me. People think it is some huge fricking deal to say who they support. My god it was almost like I had asked them the question that liberal punk asked Scalia that one time. No time to find the link, gotta run.
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October 10th, 2006 at 4:17 pm
Actually if I understood the process correctly, the lists of people we are calling we’re already fairly certain are Republicans.
Although I do have one complaint about the options. They need a box I can check that just says “Don’t Call This Person Ever Again….Trust Me On This One”.
I called one house, a woman answered and asked for I forget the guys name. Her response started with “He moved out on me 3 months ago and….” It went downhill from there.
October 12th, 2006 at 7:36 am
We got treaties because they are held very high on paper, the Constitution:
“This Constitution, and the laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, shall be the supreme law of the land;”