Thread: Magic Number 60: Senators running for re-election?

Magic number 60: As we know. pro-illegal immigration Senators need
the magic number of 60 Senators to pass a bill to grant amnesty
to 12 million illegal aliens.

Is it possible that the magic number 60 could be reached with the election of more Democrat Senators this November?

So, does anyone have a list of Senators up for re-election in November who are AGAINST granting illegal aliens some
type of AMNESTY?

Finally, does anyone have a list of anti-illegal immigration Senators who may lose their jobs this November, especially if a Democrat is elected President, and he/she sweeps more Democrat Senators into office with him/her?

these are up for re election this fall

Jeff Sessions, Alabama
Ted Stevens, Alaska
Mark Pryor, Arkansas
Wayne Allard, Colorado
Saxby Chambliss, Georgia
Larry Craig, Idaho
Dick Durbin, Illinois
Tom Harkin, Iowa
Pat Roberts, Kansas
Mitch McConnell, Kentucky
Mary Landrieu, Louisiana
Susan Collins, Maine
John Kerry, Massachusetts
Carl Levin, Michigan
Norm Coleman, Minnesota
Thad Cochran, Mississippi
Jim Talent, Missouri
Max Baucus, Montana
Chuck Hagel, Nebraska
John Sununu, New Hampshire
Frank Lautenberg, New Jersey
Pete Domenici, New Mexico *already announced retirement
Elizabeth Dole, North Carolina
James Inhofe, Oklahoma
Gordon Smith, Oregon
John Reed, Rhode Island
Lindsay Graham, South Carolina
Tim Johnson, South Dakota
Lamar Alexander, Tennessee
John Cornyn, Texas
John Warner, Virginia
John Rockefeller, West Virginia
Michael Enzi, Wyoming

I thought Larry Craig was bowing out. Didn't he say as much after the little incident where he was accused of making a homosexual advance to a police officer?

Originally Posted by jamesw62

these are up for re election this fall

Jeff Sessions, Alabama
Ted Stevens, Alaska
Mark Pryor, Arkansas
Wayne Allard, Colorado
Saxby Chambliss, Georgia
Larry Craig, Idaho
Dick Durbin, Illinois
Tom Harkin, Iowa
Pat Roberts, Kansas
Mitch McConnell, Kentucky
Mary Landrieu, Louisiana
Susan Collins, Maine
John Kerry, Massachusetts
Carl Levin, Michigan
Norm Coleman, Minnesota
Thad Cochran, Mississippi
Jim Talent, Missouri
Max Baucus, Montana
Chuck Hagel, Nebraska
John Sununu, New Hampshire
Frank Lautenberg, New Jersey
Pete Domenici, New Mexico *already announced retirement
Elizabeth Dole, North Carolina
James Inhofe, Oklahoma
Gordon Smith, Oregon
John Reed, Rhode Island
Lindsay Graham, South Carolina
Tim Johnson, South Dakota
Lamar Alexander, Tennessee
John Cornyn, Texas
John Warner, Virginia
John Rockefeller, West Virginia
Michael Enzi, Wyoming

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In the list above, does anyone know which ones voted against AMNESTY last time the immigration bill came up?

Does anyone know this: Of the Senators who voted against AMNESTY in the list above, does anyone know which ones might be in a battle to keep their Senate jobs in the elections this November?

My point is this: If the Democrats manage to get a 55-45 split in the Senate this November, then I say that there is a good chance that an immigration bill will pass the Senate.

If there is indeed a 55-45 split in the Senate come November, you may see 12 million illegal immigrants dancing in the streets, because with the 55-45 split, there is a good chance that the pro-illegal immigrant Senators will finally reach their magic number of 60 Senators voting for some type of immigration bill for illegal immigrants. mirse

John Sununu voted against last year's shamnesty and is running for re-election against a democrap. I hope he wins.

PLEASE....Stop using OUTDATED NUMBERS!
www.immigrationcounter.com
Its well over 20 Million, and if and when they pass thier damn AMNESTY, you can be sure it will allow thier family to come join them.
So times that by say 5. [/b]

Here's some political and fundraising info for US Senators in the South up for re-election:

http://www.southernpoliticalreport.com/ ... 8_364.aspx


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Call the Senate: NO AgJobs Amnesty ! (for 1.35 MILLION illegal farm workers PLUS their families)

Originally Posted by Populist

Here's some political and fundraising info for US Senators in the South up for re-election:

http://www.southernpoliticalreport.com/ ... 8_364.aspx


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Call the Senate: NO AgJobs Amnesty ! (for 1.35 MILLION illegal farm workers PLUS their families)

Interesting article Populist.

Originally Posted by MW

I thought Larry Craig was bowing out. Didn't he say as much after the little incident where he was accused of making a homosexual advance to a police officer?

Craig is out and the one who has the best chance of taking his place is Jim Risch who is our attorney general at the moment, he was Governor for a while when Bush appointed Kempthorn to a cabnet post....Then Otter ran from the his Senate seat (crapo took his place) to become Governor.

Risch (R) who will be competeing with several other has the best chance as he is the most well known and he is dead against illegal immigration(so far).

Remember Graham who in front of LaRaza was going to "shut the bigots up" we need to work on getting this out in the open he is a must go!