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Found this website on Congress that may come in handy for when we need it.



http://www.congress.org/congressorg/dir ... congdir.tt

According to NumbersUSA, the vote by House Repubs was done anonymously, so we can't determined how they voted.

However, for a hint, take a look at co-sponsors of the STRIVE Act and those House Repubs who voted against HR 4437 last year.

I am sure that congressman Ken Calvert Ca voted no..I have been in contact with him about this issue for quite awhile... At least someone in California Politics has some sense

Great idea Kate.

Originally Posted by Paige

In a just concluded House GOP Conference voted 114 to 23 to reject the Senate's Amnesty Bill.

Pelosi has now signaled that the House will start fresh on the Amnesty Bill and will not just embrace the Senate version.

It looks like, in fact, the House will . . . dare we say it . . . have committee hearings on the bill.


We need to also start with the congress. We need to find out whose those 23 stupid heads are. I bet one is CANNON from UTAH> What a bunch of corrupt Mormons.
Romney stop these idiots, please

Is the House having committee hearings on this already because they have been clued in on the fact that S. 1639 is going to pass the Senate...so get ready!?

Originally Posted by CostaMesaMan

Originally Posted by Paige

In a just concluded House GOP Conference voted 114 to 23 to reject the Senate's Amnesty Bill.

Pelosi has now signaled that the House will start fresh on the Amnesty Bill and will not just embrace the Senate version.

It looks like, in fact, the House will . . . dare we say it . . . have committee hearings on the bill.


We need to also start with the congress. We need to find out whose those 23 stupid heads are. I bet one is CANNON from UTAH> What a bunch of corrupt Mormons.
Romney stop these idiots, please

Is the House having committee hearings on this already because they have been clued in on the fact that S. 1639 is going to pass the Senate...so get ready!?

I don't think it's that, I think the House Republicans decided to get together and send a stern message to the White House that all the arm twisting in the world, while it might have worked on the Senate Sell Outs, isn't going to work in the House.

Laura Ingraham has the "Flippable 8" listed on her web site. One of them, Kit Bond from Missouri has stated that even though he voted for cloture yesterday, he will vote against cloture tomorrow.