Could supporters or opponents be sending fraudulent letters? Anyone else get a letter like this?
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Well that's odd..
I just got a letter in the mail from Talmadge Branch thanking me for my e-mail regarding "House Bill's #175 & #55, "Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Protection Act". Which is odd because I haven't sent anyone an e-mail -- I'm not even in the 45th district.
Could supporters or opponents be sending fraudulent letters? Anyone else get a letter like this?
Could supporters or opponents be sending fraudulent letters? Anyone else get a letter like this?
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I just received my National Organization for Marriage robocall. I went with a colorful impalement scenario. Once Maggie Gallagher hears my answers I am sure she'll need to eat at least 27 boxes of Twinkies to calm herself down.
I got another one the other day, though I hung up before I heard the questions. Was it the same questions as these or new ones?
As I recall from a few minutes ago, the call went like this:
"This is Brian Brown from the National Organization for Marriage and I'd like to ask you a few questions about marriage. Do you believe marriage should be between a man and a woman?"
Forgive me, but I had a rather elaborate scenario planned for this call and I wanted to get my thoughts straight so I hesitated before I answered. Before I spoke though the robocall continued:
This call will end if I do not hear either a yes or a no answer
So I said, yes. Then the Brian Brown asked:
Are you male or female
I responded with a standard, fuck you.
Are you over 50 years of age?
It was at this point I started discussing my plans for a large wooden pole and the caller's rectum. Things deteriorated from there and I have no idea what was said.
You might get a kick out of NOM's talking potato.
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