Thread: ~~~Update from Congressional Source: Senators to Contact!

SENATORS TO HIT EARLY MORNING BEFORE CLOTURE VOTE AT 10:30 AM!!!

"Traitorous 21"


( * on the top targets) – folks who voted no on June 7 or didn’t vote and switched to yes on the 26th

Bennett
*Bingaman
*Bond
Boxer
Brownback
Burr
Coleman
Collins
Craig
Domenici
*Ensign
*Gregg
Kyl
Lott
*McConnell
Murkowski
Pryor
Snowe
Stevens
Warner
*Webb






From Mitch McConnell's office:

Immigration Update - June 27



On Wednesday the Senate conducted 6 roll call votes on divisions to the Reid amendment #1934. The tally of each division is below.



In all, action was taken in relation to the first seven divisions of the Reid amendment today. Division VII - Division XVII of Reid amendment #1934 are still pending.



Roll Call Votes (6)

Division I - Hutchison (early touchback) was tabled 53-45

Division II - Webb (Community ties/2003 cutoff for Z Visas) was tabled 79-18

Division III - Bond (no green cards for Z holders) was tabled 56-41

Division IV - Dodd (more green cards for parents) was tabled 56-41

Ø NOTE - Division V was withdrawn after Division IV was tabled

Division VI - Menendez (additional family points) was tabled 55-40

Division VII - Baucus (strike Real ID) was not tabled 45-52 (fyi...Division VII is still pending)



On Thursday the Senate will convene at 9:30 am and immediately resume consideration of the Immigration Bill. The cloture vote on the Immigration Bill will take place at 10:30 am. Remember it takes 60 votes to invoke cloture.

This is it!

This is where we need to give everything we have into contacting all these senators to stop this!!!

This is where we rise up as the great people of this country and stop this bill!!

Are you with me?

Lets get our country back!

Bond's office said yesterday that they would not vote for the bill in it's current form and were waiting to see if Bond's amendment passed. Well, it' was knocked down hard today.

Dixie

Thanks for the update Oliver. That list looks to me like it is about 'spot on'.

Be sure to thank the Dems that have stepped up to oppose the bill too - like:
Sens. Dorgan, McCaskill, Byrd, Tester, Landrieu, Baucus, etc. being that they are outnumbered in their party by a wide margin, it takes more guts for these folks to do the right thing despite the OBL / global elitist views of the bulk of the Dems overall.

Hopefully, more of them will distance themselves from the bill based on worker / labor concerns - even if the law & order argument isn't that persuasive for many of them.

bttt

Yup, keep up the pressure. I've been leaving messages in the state office numbers if DC voice mail boxes full, and emailing chiefs of staffs. Everyone, keep going.