"Breaking News Alert:" Robocalls in California/Western States Sought to Depress Republican Vote

Gee, isn't it funny the media doesn't ever seem interested in Democratic dirty tricks.

Press release:

NEWS ALERT
Dispicable Voter Suppression Calls Hitting Republican Households in Western States

San Diego, November 4 (6:15 PM) - Dispicable voter suppression calls started hitting Republican households in California around 5 PM PST. The message left on the answering machines of Republican households reads s follows:
"This is a breaking news alert! Early returns show Barack Obama will win Florida, Ohio and Virginia, closing John McCain's only path to the White House. Obama landslide is virtual certainty. Early returns also show Democrats will have large majorities in both houses of congress, regardless of final results from western states like Colorado and California. This was a breaking news alert."
Tony Krvaric, Chairman of the Republican Party of San Diego County called the messages "dispicable", and called for local Democrat leadership to immediately denounce the tactic, and demanded to know who paid for these calls. "Clearly, these calls are designed to depress Republican turnout here in San Diego County."
"We call on all Republicans to get out and vote, and our volunteers will keep calling Republican households until 8 PM, to encourage them to go cast their ballots, regardless of what is going on elsewhere in the country," continued Krvaric.

Posted by: Ace at 07:04 PM

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1 Isn't it DEspicable?

Posted by: slickdpdx at November 05, 2008 07:08 PM (RIdwM)

2 Yes, it is funny, but in a non-funny sort of way, IYKWIM.

Sigh.

Next.

Posted by: railwriter at November 05, 2008 07:10 PM (XcsD4)

3 if republicans stay home because of that, we do not deserve to win.

Posted by: new at November 05, 2008 07:10 PM (MobLv)

4 Ace, weren't there also calls in Lancaster County, PA, saying the polling stations had been moved?

Posted by: Christoph at November 05, 2008 07:11 PM (hawOV)

5 I expect to be seeing lots of stuff like this over the next week or month even. You know little news blurbs about attacks against Republican GOTV efforts. Polling locations in Pennsylvania ending up with 99% voter turnout with 90% going to Obama. All getting nice little mentions in the AP that quickly disappear with no additional national coverage.

Posted by: buzzion at November 05, 2008 07:13 PM (FL/94)

And when they trace back from whence the calls originated, I wonder if the lines' owner will be registered as a certain "John Galt"? (Or "Adolfe Hitler".)

Posted by: andycanuck at November 05, 2008 07:16 PM (GGy7k)

Yeah, if Repubs had done this, the press would be hand-wringing about the injustice of it all upon the innocents, all too true.

But new is onto something. It is so hard for me to hand-hold the idiots. If someone got this call, and said in an Olyve Oyle voice, "Oh, woe, we cannot win, oh, it's awful", I'd just as soon they stay home.

Let the grown-ups make these decisions.

Posted by: Andrew X at November 05, 2008 07:17 PM (nNZtS)

8 Oh, swell, fresh tears. This is so embarrassing, but I've been getting them all day. I just feel like our country has been defiled by what we got last night.

Posted by: CB at November 05, 2008 07:19 PM (9Wv2j)

9 Who on earth would that work on? I mean seriously, who would hear a recording blatantly trying to depress them and go "well gosh, I guess I just won't vote, then!"

Posted by: Christopher Taylor at November 05, 2008 07:20 PM (0+Ggj)

10 I doubt anything can (or should) be done about this. I mean, sadly they were true.

I get that what they were trying to do, but there was nothing dishonest or misleading about what they said in the calls.

Posted by: DrewM. at November 05, 2008 07:20 PM (3hW3F)

11 The ones in Lancaster, PA, were worse. I don't know if those were "robo" calls.

Posted by: Christoph at November 05, 2008 07:23 PM (hawOV)

12 I'm sure someone else has said this somewhere else today, but is dissent still the highest form of patriotism?

Posted by: RedRiverTed at November 05, 2008 07:29 PM (Z7fcC)

13 12.

You bet your ass it is.

I am going out tomorrow to buy my "Question Authority" and "Dissent is Patriotic" bumper stickers.
As God is my witness.

Posted by: Cathy (in Chicago) at November 05, 2008 07:30 PM (3xgoE)

i live in ventura county, ca and i got the same call at about 5. surprisingly, it left a number on my caller ID. i called it back, and it said the number "was disconnected or no longer in use".

and a little off topic, i got a recorded message from (i think) rasmussen doing a poll back in september. it asked the normal questions. and then it asked if i thought osama would be found right before the election. nice to know even the mainstream pollsters think like kooks.

Posted by: Kareem Ofweet at November 05, 2008 07:31 PM (X4qnP)

15 I approved that message.

Posted by: Hugo Chavez at November 05, 2008 07:32 PM (QA8jC)

16 People would actually fall for this crap?

Posted by: Phineas at November 05, 2008 07:33 PM (mT12M)

17 An awful lot of people fell for the hopeychangey crap, Phineas.

Posted by: CB at November 05, 2008 07:37 PM (9Wv2j)

18 Unfortunately, dirty tricks are apart of elections. Both sides do it, always have, always will. One story I heard was that official looking fliers were being distributed in low-income neighborhoods claiming that due to projected high turnout, their polling place would be open on the 5th.

I think there is much more to be upset about in this election. But I do agree, if McCain -had- somehow pulled off an upset, we'd be hearing nothing but stories of voter suppression from the MSM.

Posted by: Shy Yll at November 05, 2008 07:38 PM (301dE)

19 Polling locations in Pennsylvania ending up with 99% voter turnout with 90% going to Obama.

Well, if these polling locations were in Philadelphia, I could almost believe those numbers.

Posted by: OregonMuse at November 05, 2008 07:38 PM (FO+YO)

"Question Authority"

hahaha, I had that sticker on my car when I was a teenager and my dad told me I was an idiot. He said, good luck when a cop pulls you over.

He was a computer guy back then, he's a sheriff's deputy now.

Posted by: pajama momma at November 05, 2008 07:40 PM (f3xJa)

21 Since election integrity means nothing to the Obots, its gonna make our job in 2010 that much harder. Coupled with the willing ignorance of the media and its gonna be a dark couple of years. (whoops was that racist?)

Posted by: Iblis at November 05, 2008 07:42 PM (9221z)

I think there is much more to be upset about in this election. But I do agree, if McCain -had- somehow pulled off an upset, we'd be hearing nothing but stories of voter suppression from the MSM.

You Damn Right!

Posted by: Isaac Hayes at November 05, 2008 07:43 PM (Z7fcC)

23 I got that call last night! I knew what it was and shared the news with the rest of the household (who had already voted).

Posted by: Amanda at November 05, 2008 07:45 PM (WHzLu)

24 Bah, I'm in south San Diego. Tony Krvaric himself gave me a robocall, promising to mail me all the stuff I needed to my election day precinct work. He didn't. He also has a party web page which fails to have any information at all as to precinct locations.

The number one requirement to get lazy borderline voters to the polls is to make it easy for them to know where to go. If your website doesn't do it, and you don't give your precinct volunteers current voter info, it's not going to happen.

Posted by: wooga at November 05, 2008 07:47 PM (t9sT5)

25 The calls were true though. So there's that.

Posted by: lorien1973 at November 05, 2008 07:47 PM (ddGv/)

26 Iblis, along with the media covering for the power bloc they helped ascend, I don't think our side (and I am proud of this) will resort to the tactics the Dems did.

I don't think we will actively and publicly root for defeat. I don't think we will attempt to push legislation that we know will fail hoping the current administration will get the blame for its results (not that we will be able to push a whole lot now).

We're just going to have to push our ideals in a public forums, make sure our opposing positions are heard loud and clear, and wait for the libs to stumble over their own feet.

Posted by: Shy Yll at November 05, 2008 07:48 PM (301dE)

27 There is alreasy a petition to re-open prop 8 in CA, the just say no to gay marriage act that passed yersterday.

Posted by: East Bay Patriot at November 05, 2008 07:49 PM (t/GDA)

28 Here outside of Richmond, Va. I will say the calls were 20-1 Obama campaign in the weeks leading up to the election. My phone rang off the hook yesterday all the way till the polls closed and the first 5 times I bothered to picked it up it was an Obama supporter, I didn't even bother to pick it up after that.. Three times Obama supporters canvassed my neighborhood the week before election, ziltch for the McCain campaign in all the months leading up to the election!

I don't understand what's up with the Va. GOP, but it seems these folks were sittin' on their hands.

This is un-acceptable, Virginia was a battleground state. TheGOP GOTV sucks, and if this shit ain't fixed, we'll continue to get smoked.

Posted by: Blazer at November 05, 2008 07:49 PM (+FzLa)

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Posted by: BumperStickerist at November 05, 2008 07:50 PM (GuX8p)

30 Got that identical call in Ventura Co in SoCal around 5ish Pacific time......probably worked on some people.......

Posted by: JohnF at November 05, 2008 07:50 PM (ascb8)

31 People -- We need to come to some understandings.

The election was stolen.

By the democrats.

Nobody cares.

(Just to clarify, I am and have been for years registered Republican, although I consider myself a small-r republican.)

I don't know how to do better next time, but I suspect having a Platform, with Planks for "Economic Policy", "Foreign Policy", "Domestic Infrastructure Policy" would be more useful than hammering inssessantly on the defects, real and imaginary, of the opposition.

opporesearch or what ever you call it does not play well with folks out here in the middle.

How we are going to solve problems, prevent problems, and maximize the Good Life sells well.

Posted by: Larry Sheldon at November 05, 2008 07:52 PM (OmeRL)

32 A slimy, but effective tactic. One we should not fear to use ourselves.

Posted by: A Balrog of Morgoth at November 05, 2008 07:53 PM (wgLRl)

33 We call it "dirty tricks"

Dems call it "campaigning."

Posted by: wiserbud at November 05, 2008 07:53 PM (EW49d)

34 Just anecdotal - over night last night in Lubbock TX- 120 vehicles (mostly SUVs) in what would be in Michelle Obama's words the "whitey" part of town had their windshields broken out - may just be nothing - just saying

Posted by: Rob at November 05, 2008 07:56 PM (/Zcox)

35 The election wasn't stolen. It was given away.

Like the Godfather Rush said today, Conservatism didn't lose - it wasn't on the ticket.

Our Party allowed this to happen. They became Democrat Lite. They increased government spending and scope.

We need, I think, to stop looking at what the Dems did and clean our own house. We set the stage for a massive flood of new (read: uninformed) voters to come out and hand the reigns over to the left.

Posted by: Shy Yll at November 05, 2008 07:57 PM (301dE)

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Posted by: pajama momma at November 05, 2008 08:00 PM (f3xJa)

37 defend-america.com join the fight...

Posted by: Kaptain Amerika at November 05, 2008 08:01 PM (Zux3z)

38 Obama had to find some way to spend all of those illegal foreign donations.

Posted by: adolfo_velasquez at November 05, 2008 08:02 PM (kEWz3)

39 Honest to God, anyone who even listens to a robocall probably should get counseling.

And anyone who allows a robocall to make them stay home shouldn't be allowed to vote anyway.

Posted by: Mark at November 05, 2008 08:08 PM (P7YCL)

Does this, should this, surprise you? They are what they are.

I find it despicable that Tony Krvaric would whine about it, like this changed the outcome of the election. He knew about this practice before it occurred. WTF did he do about it before it occurred? He knew or should have known it would occur and he did . . . what? Suck it up boy, you got your clock cleaned and the rest of us will pay the price.

Instead of whining, if you were worth your weight you'd be trying to figure out WTF went wrong and start trying to fix it.

Posted by: RB at November 05, 2008 08:13 PM (ewXBY)

41 So, in 2010 and 2012, Republicans should place robocalls to democrat voters claiming that "Democrats are expecting landslide wins today. Your vote, while important, is not crucial today. Enjoy watching the returns this evening."

Posted by: lorien1973 at November 05, 2008 08:15 PM (ddGv/)

Honest to God, anyone who even listens to a robocall probably should get counseling.

I. Disagree. Mark. Robocalls. Are. Tops.

Posted by: The M5 at November 05, 2008 08:21 PM (GGy7k)

43 No. Republicans should not.

Posted by: Larry Sheldon at November 05, 2008 08:35 PM (OmeRL)

44 lets be honest - it did not matter by that point.
Time to get over it and move on.

---
Political Disgust

Posted by: Political Disgust at November 05, 2008 08:39 PM (qO+CU)

45 If Republicans ever want to get control, they have GOT to stop waiting for the dems to do something then reacting to it.

Look at what they did this time, and every time they win big. The ignored us except to make fun of us when the needed a comic relief.

We need to develop a platform or a program or what ever you want to call it.

And then we need to sell, sell, sell. Don't ever mention the opponents

We need to learn to make people understand why it is a good idea to buy our line, and to get the hell out of the business of talking only about their program.

And for heavens sake,stop whining. They ARE schoolyard bullies.

But trying to beat them at their own game just makes loser out of us.

Posted by: Larry Sheldon at November 05, 2008 08:48 PM (OmeRL)

46 Kaptain ... would you please add devil horns on the photos of Gutterball and Gasbag? Then, I will gladly join the cause. :-)

Posted by: incognito at November 05, 2008 08:57 PM (Rpam5)

47 Did you volunteer, Blazer? You can bitch all you want but the GOP can't do it all by themselves.

Posted by: incognito at November 05, 2008 08:59 PM (Rpam5)

Dispicable Voter Suppression Calls Hitting Republican Households in Western States

Why do I picture Daffy Duck when I read that?

Posted by: pajama momma at November 05, 2008 10:42 PM (f3xJa)

49 They didn't report it because it's normal behavior for Democrats, at least most of them. I've known one or two honest ones (can't do math or learn from history, but honest), but literally most of the Democrats I've known I didn't trust because they regularly lied to me, lied in front of me, or bragged about lying to or cheating others.

I am not kidding.

They also didn't report it because the septic, syphilitic crack-whores of the MSM approve of the tactic - they do it all the time.

The only, ONLY way to get information is to go and get it yourself, and even that is only partly reliable. The MSM is WORSE than useless if you want information.

Posted by: Merovign at November 05, 2008 11:06 PM (UXoQt)

50 I gotta wonder if this wasn't part of ACORN's overall strategy...

Primary Goal: Suppress right wing vote via discouragement tactics. Knowing polls are sampled based on number of registrations for respective parties, turn in hundreds of thousands of false democrat registrations in order to skew the poll sampling in favor of the left, thereby discouraging right wingers from voting (and perhaps creating prominent eeyores that inadvertently help their cause).

Secondary goal: Flood registration offices with obviously phony registrations (such as Daffy Duck) in order to hide the less obvious registrations, such as those in Ohio where many were registered to a single abandoned house. This seems to have been ACORN's tactic in 2004 when it was discovered that not only had obviously phony registrations been submitted, but there turned out to be more actual votes for Christine Gregoire than there were verifiable voters.

Posted by: G at November 05, 2008 11:23 PM (FAYNo)

51 I was wondering why they were calling me, a registered Republican, and asking me to vote no on Prop 8. Got Bill Clinton, Magic Johnson and Sam l. Jackson. I didn't receive any about McCain though.

Posted by: baldilocks at November 05, 2008 11:49 PM (cgyCk)

52 if republicans stay home because of that, we do not deserve to win.

Exactly. I voted for the Republican candidate in Maxine Waters' district. I knew it was a losing cause but I was so happy to see someone running against her, I wasn't going to miss out.

Posted by: baldilocks at November 05, 2008 11:51 PM (cgyCk)

zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

by 2012 robocalls won't stop conservatives from trying to stop O w/ a Palin Or Jindal Or Romney nominee

Posted by: YRM at November 06, 2008 12:22 AM (004wR)

54 Larry Sheldon: will you please quit whining about "stolen elections?"

No, really. You do know you sound exactly like demented Democrats who kept repeating "selected, not elected" for years after the 2000 elections, don't you?

I suppose I'll have to keep repeating this for the slow learners; I have regularly -over the past eight years-told liberals what I'm now telling you: you LOST. Get over it.

As Ed Morrissey has explained, Obama beat Dubya's 2004 performance by 400k voters: 62.443 million votes. Highest in history now, I believe. McCain gained only 55.386 million. Do the math, and (as Ed pointed out) and you'll see that 3.24 million fewer voters cast their votes.

Not enough voters turned out for McCain. Winning by nearly seven million votes is not "stealing" an election by any stretch of the imagination. Wasn't that the title of a Hugh Hewitt book, something like "if it's not close, they can't call it cheating?"

Posted by: Casey at November 06, 2008 01:06 AM (RJSy/)

55 It's a disgusting practice. Down here in San Diego, we've been bombarded with repression to vote. The illuminati controllers of California have run a dirty campaign and we know this si the true face of the Democratic party.

Posted by: RJ at November 06, 2008 01:34 AM (7nbTg)

56 Note that robo-calls are ILLEGAL in CA, too. Not just a "dirty trick".

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