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Fri Oct 20, 2006 at 10:35:16 AM EDT
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Dawson Bell writes in today's Detroit Free Press:
Some Michiganders were angry Thursday about recorded phone messages slamming Gov. Jennifer Granholm.
One, which appears to have been mostly received on Wednesday, used slightly vulgar language and triggered dozens of angry follow-up phone calls to the campaign of Granholm's challenger, Dick DeVos, and the Michigan Republican Party. Both said they had nothing to do with it and don't know who did.
The offending recording is of a woman's voice criticizing Granholm for "empty promises" and ends with the woman exclaiming, "Frankly, I'm pissed."
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GOP spokeswoman Sarah Anderson, who said party headquarters got about 100 complaints in the last two days about the calls, said the party was not involved.
It was not immediately clear whether Michigan Working Families is a real entity. The Michigan AFL-CIO has used the phrase in some of its promotions, but AFL President Mark Gaffney said Thursday "it's stupid to think we're going to attack Granholm" and said he was preparing to file a lawsuit against Republicans, who he believes are behind the campaign. (emphasis added)
To quote one of the unfortunate victims - who sent me a copy of this pro-Dick DeVos robocall - "I'm glad my kids weren't in the room when the profanity started to fly. Nice family values."
Michiganliberal.com has obtained a copy of this latest pro-Dick DeVos robocall and has added it to the Republican Robocall Repository. This addition brings to 6 (six) the number of pro-Dick DeVos robocalls in the Repository. You may listen to the "pissed" robocall here.
P.S. - when are they at least going to learn not to hire "callers" with a Virginia accent? Someone who can figure out how to read their lines properly would be nice too.
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