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- 6 Nov 06, 03:51 PM
The Carpetbagger Report is furious about automated nuisance calls allegedly coming from the Republican Party but pretending to be from Democratic candidates. Link
Macsmind responds to a New York Times article about automated calls with an acerbic comment about dead people appearing on voter rolls: At least Republicans call live people. Link
Hoffman's Hearsay has a joke about a barber giving free haircuts - and how it shows not to vote for Democrats. Link
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Robo-calls are more widespread that first thought. Check out the Boston Globe/AP story.
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