Now, I wish I had listened to it, and played the scenario out til the end.

The call was from a “blocked number,” and I usually don’t answer those, but I’m glad I did, because now I will be investigating this further. Is this legal? In my view, it is at least inappropriate, and immoral, and, in my opinion, a disgraceful use of office.

BTW - This post cracked me up. “I told them no.” Ditto, brother.

So how did you get on a list whereby the callers presumed that you are a Republican? Of course, I keep getting e-mails from Democrats.com ….

True conservatives certainly haven’t shut up. Nor should they. It’s pretty understandable why they havent’ shut up - the people they vote for promise them the world and then don’t deliver once they are elected. True conservatives haven’t seen a true conservative as President since (maybe) Reagan. Maybe Eisenhower. President Bush certainly isn’t one. He has done very little to reduce the expansion of the scope of American government and he’s done very little to make the government more efficient and effective in those areas where the Federal government actually has a Constitutionally-defined scope to take action (e.g., border security). The big difference between the Democratic and the Republican administrations we’ve had lately has been who’s buddies get the contracts and funding.