The Company was reading off the Main caucas for Sunday and this has been corrected and the voter that received the incorrect date was called back...What a class act...admit mistake and correct it...Go figure

Obama phone callers had the wrong day for caucuses
By Charles E. Brown

Seattle Times staff reporter

In an effort to get Washington voters out to Saturday's caucuses here, the Obama campaign hired an out-of-state call firm to reach out to voters by phone.

But calls gave the wrong day, telling people on Thursday that the caucuses would be Sunday instead of Saturday.

For a time, some speculated that the calls could have been a dirty trick by the Clinton campaign. But not so, says Obama campaign spokesman Amy Brundage.

Callers were simply reading from a prepared script used earlier on Thursday for calls being made to Maine voters about that state's caucuses, which indeed are on Sunday.

"The problem has been resolved," Brundage said today, and those Washington voters who were contacted were being called back today with the correct information

Yes, the Scarlett call was unexpected, a moment of pleasant pause as she purred into my ear.

Oh, to be young again... It's a shame that youth is wasted on the young.

By the way, pardon my skepticism below. I saw an advance screening of an HBO movie last night, called "Recount." It is about the 2000 presidential election, and the political and legal machinations behind the Florida recount.

Republicans know that every vote counts -- especially, and most importantly, the ones they can exclude. They can't win by sheer numbers, so they must win by other stratagems. (No doubt, they would love to see Hillary as the nominee. She is a known quantity. In their minds, they know how to run against and beat her.)

I sometimes wonder if more people voted... if it was easier to vote (national holiday, or whatever)... how drastically different the outcome would be? I don't blame politicians, third party candidates, or whomever. I blame ourselves, as voters, who don't bother to show up to the polls.. and, as citizens, who don't bother to demand & implement election reform.

The burden is on us to be vigilant, to take ownership of the process, and to get out the vote. Political scheming will be overwhelmed by our numbers. The power always lies with the people, if we organize and stand up.

http://bravenewfilms.org/blog/28538-instant-runoff-voting

Nonimus.. where do I sign up for the Scarlett Johanssen telephone calls?

I just contact Obama campaign and they have been informed of this and will investigate...

There is a difference between making mistakes, and being malicious. With so many people assisting these campaigns, how does one measure the reality and intent?

It's even possible that someone hires the same company to send out calls to make it *look* like another candidate is dropping the ball. Not that this happened, but it's plausible that certain groups (including Republicans) would like Hillary to be the nominee, however they can manage it.

Politics is drrrty bizness. Maybe we need a woman to clean house!

http://bravenewfilms.org/blog/28465-women-in-charge

It's funny, kind of, that when Bush took office (hm, pun), it was to wipe away the stains of the Clinton years... and to restore honor and dignity to the presidency. That worked out well.

Last week, I got robocalls from Scarlett Johansen and Stevie Wonder. Stevie was calling "just to say I love you." And, oh yeah, to vote for Barack.