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	Unsolicited Phone Calls Political and Otherwise Re: Bits & Pieces, 6/10/2010 Commentary Lyle, I also have gotten many phone calls on my answering machine. I called the the voter registration board (800-345-8683) to complain. I was told because I`m a nonpartisan voter the board has the right to give my phone number out. I told the person I will NOT vote for any candidate that calls my home whether I support them or not, then the person said maybe that will send a message to stop the practice of calling private homes. I was given a number to file a complaint-(800-649-7570) which was of no help so I was given the the number of the FCC (888-225-5322) which was helpful in explaining why politicians can invade private homes. It seems as long as nothing is being sold and a phone number is given it is ok. The phone number given should be the HOME number of the candidate that calls. It seems the only solution is to not vote for politicians that invade private homes. please get the message of the last sentence out. Thank you for the best paper in California. /s/Angelo Caruso San Marcos, CA. ••••• Letters to the Editor are always welcome. Please limit your submission to 250 words. As always, we reserve the right to edit for length, content, and good taste. We prefer submittals via email. Please send to: thepaper@cox.net but will accept faxed copies and regular mail. We will, however, screech mightily if and when we receive them because, being lazy, we don’t like to have to retype Letters to the Editor or Press Releases. With email it’s a lot quicker and easier to edit. If you have an item for The Social Butterfly, you can email that to: TheSocialButterfly@cox.net Readers are expected to comport themselves at all times as ladies and gentlemen. Seeing as how that's all that reads The Paper, that should be easy. We require your name, address, and phone number so we can verify the letter. We will not, however, publish your address or phone number. Fax to: 760.741.7800 Regular mail to: 3643 Grand Avenue, Suite B San Marcos, Ca. 92078 We seek to hear a variety of opinions from North San Diego County. After all, we are YOUR community newspaper. You have an opportunity, via the Letters to the Editor, to have your views known. Get busy and start writing!