Did Ron Paul Supporters Cross the Line?
(Fox News) - The town clerk of Sutton, New Hampshire incurred the wrath of Ron Paul supporters following last week's primary election. Jennifer Call tells the Concord Monitor she somehow ended up recording that Paul received no votes in her town out of the 920 cast. But by the next morning the mistake had been fixed, and Paul received credit for 31 votes.
Call says over the next few hours she received about 40 calls from Paul supporters. Some falsely claimed they were media looking into a story about voter fraud. Others yelled she had committed treason. One said she should be shot. She also received enough calls at home that she locked her doors, unhooked her answering machine and requested an unlisted number.
Of her experience with Paul supporters, Call says — "most of these people are not rational."
Call says over the next few hours she received about 40 calls from Paul supporters. Some falsely claimed they were media looking into a story about voter fraud. Others yelled she had committed treason. One said she should be shot. She also received enough calls at home that she locked her doors, unhooked her answering machine and requested an unlisted number.
Of her experience with Paul supporters, Call says — "most of these people are not rational."
posted by BP News Bureau | 9:47 AM
1 Comments:
Someone enlighten me. Exactly how did Miss Call know that all these callers were Ron Paul supporters? And as usual, Faux News is in there doing their shoddy best to make sure the story has the proper spin.
What a waste of space.
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