Reader A. writes in about a robocall she received late last week:
It asked if I was going to vote in the VA primary (yes), if I considered myself a Republican (no), if I considered myself an independent (yes), if it would affect my vote if I knew Huckabee had the endorsement of some sort of machinists' union (no), if I considered myself pro-life (no), if it would affect my vote to know that Romney changed his position multiple times on abortion (no -- and why are they still asking about Romney?), if it would affect my vote to know that McCain supports testing on unborn babies (no -- and what?), if it would affect my vote to know that Huckabee is the strongest candidate on life (no), and then a series of similar questions on illegal immigration (first negative info on Romney, then on McCain, then positive info on Huckabee). It was an odd call, since my answers didn't seem to affect the script.And I'm voting Obama anyway.

"And I'm voting Obama anyway."
That's the problem with "robo calls". Sometimes they end up quizzing a ROBOT.
Posted by robert ethan | February 11, 2008 2:35 PM