Just voted in the primary this morning, and I so wish it were the actual election, so all those wanna-be's would cease and desist leaving long rambling recorded messages on my voice mail.
What fool thinks that an impersonal canned message left on my phone will cause me to suddenly say, 'Oh, wow, I'm voting for him'. In your dreams, bubba!
Frankly, I note those that annoy me the most with repetitive calls, and I deliberately don't vote for them. The annoyance factor of having to wade through and delete all these messages to get to those that matter to me does not endear them to me, it alienates me. Don't they know they are actually one step below a canned telemarketer.
Further, what fool thinks they can change my mind at the doorsteps of the polls with a printed flyer. When I go to vote, I have reviewed the candidates, and I know who I'm going to vote for. Anyone arriving at the polls undecided that can be swayed by these flyer toting mosquitoes has no business voting.
As I arrived at Ramsay to vote this morning, I was relieved to see none of the campaign workers down on the street, with a handful of flyers they try to shove at you, only to find as I climbed the ramp that they had moved closer to the door. Worse than panhandlers in my book. I put up my hand to save them some steps, and use my 'if looks cold kill look' to stop them in their tracks and go about my business of voting.
If this rant gets to any politician out there, listen up. Stop it! The more people you annoy, the less people will vote for you. There really out to be a DO NOT CALL list for politicians.
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