Dan Donovan Robocall Survey Can’t Be Accurate
Dan Donovan robocalled us yesterday with a survey. And we received the same robocall today. Thanks for calling me on Veteran’s Day, Congressman!
Both days we voted that we are not in favor of Dan Donovan’s work. He is rarely in Brooklyn and sends a representative who lives in Brooklyn to meetings. People didn’t vote for her to be their representative, so Donovan should be showing up for Brooklyn events.
The questions for the survey made it sound like Dan Donovan doesn’t really know the community he represents.
Some questions were skewed towards Donovan such as stating that “Donovan didn’t vote with his party on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.” Do you think Donovan should vote with his party? Most people receiving this call wouldn’t know what the Trans-Pacific Partnership was.
There was a question about abortion – support it, against it or support it with limitations.
There were questions about immigration and education for children of illegal immigrants.
Funniest question: Do you think that Dan Donovan should do his job in Albany OR talk to residents in Staten Island and Brooklyn. God forbid he do both!
The survey gave five topics and asked you to choose the one most important to you. Recession of the Middle Class was not on Donovan’s list, so I chose Transportation (the bridge toll is crazy, everyone hates the R train because it hasn’t been maintained or upgraded and streets in general could use some work).
The survey asked if Senior Citizen issues were important.
Finally, the survey asked if I owned a small business with less than 500 employees (yes or no) my age and sex.
Donovan’s robovallsurvey won’t be accurate because I answered it twice and both times it thanked me for taking the survey. This woman also got multiple calls from Donovan’s office.
Hugs,
marlene
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