did Citizens United do this too??

If the campaign is opening up the call rolls to anyone who goes to the site without vetting them, then I don't see how it could be illegal.

Underhanded, immoral, dirty, no good, etc, etc and etcetera, absofuckinglutely.

I wonder if the numbers are being harvested for telemarketing?

I know physicians who feel that their lucrative practices will be threatened by the healthcare reform measures. What it boils down to ultimately for Romney supporters is greed.

The stories I could tell are hair raising. The AMA keeps driving up the cost of health care by keeping us in a constant shortage of doctors...we have fewer doctors per capita than any other industrial nation.

Sabotage? Not to mention stealing information? Aren't these things illegal?

trip your sister-in-law

conspiracy to commit a crime?

Voter fraud much? Attempting to impersonate an "eligible voter" is voter fraud.

If you haven't seen it, look for the article about abortion opponents walking off the protest line to go into abortion clinics to have abortions. "Well, that's different. These other women are all sluts."

I think this is the one;

http://www.prochoiceactionnetwork-canada.org/articles/anti-tales.shtml

Dishonest, unethical, poor sportsmanship certainly but probably not illegal, at least not in a criminal sense.

This is the security risk of crowd-sourcing. The campaign *might* try to sue users who abuse the tool but there is little point in that.

Anybody got a copy of the Terms & Conditions for subscribers?

having to do with an election is voter fraud. Laws are continually being updated to accomodate new technology. Let's hope this gets some attention.

Some publicity about his activities "between procedures" seems to be in order. It's not a problem if its the truth, right Doctor? Think if 100 of us got the word out about this Albert Schweitzer of varicose vein treatments.

most of the people on the phone lists are already Dems who plan to vote for Obama anyway