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    TnRIP Some Senators Not So Anti-Amnesty As They Claim

    Date: 2006/05/29 Mon PM 12:31:25 EDT
    Subject: TnRIP Alert: Alexander as big a traitor as Frist

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    YOUR SENATOR(S) AREN'T AS "ANTI-AMNESTY" AS THEY CLAIM!

    If you've expressed gratitude to your senators for voting NO on S-2611, you may have missed a sneaky trick they pulled along with my Senator Jon Kyl (AZ).

    Check how they voted on cloture of 2611--they voted YES to bring the bill to a Senate floor vote rather than filllibuster it and let it die. The 10 senators who voted YES on cloture and then "flip-flopped" to vote NO on S-2611 (list below) knew that the bill would pass a Senate floor vote. So if they were REALLY opposed to amnesty, why didn't they vote NO on cloture as real patriots did--Jeff Sessions, Ernest Inhofe, Byron Dorgan, Robert Byrd and the rest.

    These 10 senators voted to let it go for a floor vote because they really wanted S-2611 to pass--there's just no other explanation! Then they played good cop, bad cop and tried to recover their "anti" image by voting NO on passage, well aware that their NO vote was just symbolic.

    If you really oppose a bill that is expected to pass, you'll do anything possible to prevent a floor vote, and cloture would have been the obvious way.

    7 of the 10 turncoats are up for re-election this November, which tells why they voted NO. These 10 were just taking a chance that most people wouldn't recognize what they really did.

    Make no mistake about it, had their votes been needed for passage of the bill, any or all of these 10 would have voted YES in a heartbeat. But don't be fooled that they were "anti" the bill--they did their political balancing act hoping most voters wouldn't catch on to them.

    Call your Senator's office on Tuesday and let them know you're on to the senator's game by asking "If the senator is against the bill, why did they vote for cloture rather than let it die through filibuster?"

    The staff may try that "even if all 10 voted NO against cloture, there would still have been enough votes to send S-2611 for a floor vote," but that's irrelevant. Following that logic, why did these 10 vote NO on the bill that they knew would pass anyway? Because they wanted to make political hay by claiming they voted NO!

    We'd be interested in the answer you get. They're not counting on many citizens sharp enough to recognize what their "flip-flop" vote achieved.

    If you want to let the staffers know what you think of their boss's "flip-flop," send a message to them here and ask for a written reply.

    Below is a list of those who voted No on the bill and those of them who voted YES on cloture. Those in red are just as traitorous as those like McCain, Kennedy, and Specter who voted YES for passage.

    NAYs ---36
    Alexander (R-TN) YES ON CLOTURE
    Allard (R-CO)
    Allen (R-VA)
    Bond (R-MO)
    Bunning (R-KY)
    Burns (R-MT)
    Burr (R-NC)
    Byrd (D-WV)
    Chambliss (R-GA)
    Coburn (R-OK)
    Cochran (R-MS) YES ON CLOTURE --up for re-election
    Cornyn (R-TX) YES ON CLOTURE
    Crapo (R-ID)
    DeMint (R-SC)
    Dole (R-NC)
    Dorgan (D-ND)
    Ensign (R-NV)
    Enzi (R-WY)
    Grassley (R-IA)
    Hatch (R-UT) YES ON CLOTURE--up for re-election
    Hutchison (R-TX) YES ON CLOTURE--up for re-election
    Inhofe (R-OK)
    Isakson (R-GA)
    Kyl (R-AZ) YES ON CLOTURE--up for re-election
    Lott (R-MS) YES ON CLOTURE--up for re-election
    Nelson (D-NE) YES ON CLOTURE
    Roberts (R-KS)
    Santorum (R-PA)
    Sessions (R-AL)
    Shelby (R-AL)
    Stabenow (D-MI) YES ON CLOTURE--up for re-election
    Sununu (R-NH)
    Talent (R-MO)
    Thomas (R-WY) YES ON CLOTURE--up for re-election
    Thune (R-SD)
    Vitter (R-LA)

    We've updated and added to our contact information for Tennessee members of the U.S. Congress. From our home page, look under "The Law" then select "Federal Law". We not only have the local contact information for each Senator and Representative, we now have direct email links to many of their staff! Have a bit of fun! Let their staff know exactly what you think about their bosses instead of your messages just going into some congressional black-hole!

    Theresa Harmon
    Tennesseans for Responsible Immigration Policies
    www.TnRIP.org
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    Thank you, LegalUSCitizen,

    Well, I see globalist John Cornyn and Kay Bailey Hutchison voted YES. I see my hand written letters aren't doing any good.

    Cornyn Highlights Importance of US-India Relations

    Emphasizes civil nuclear cooperation agreement as way to serve interests of both U.S. and India

    Quote Originally Posted by The US India Friendship Net Website
    Remarks on floor of the Senate
    November 9, 2005

    WASHINGTON—U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, founder and cochairman of the Senate India Caucus, made the following remarks on the Senate floor Wednesday regarding the civil nuclear cooperation agreement and its importance for national security and U.S.-India relations:
    .....
    Note: John Cornyn supports the NUKES FOR MANGOS TRADE AGREEMENT.

    Quote Originally Posted by The US India Friendship Net Website
    I will spend just a moment talking about an important agreement that was reached last July between President Bush and Prime Minister Singh that will require congressional approval to implement. This agreement, known as the Civil Nuclear Cooperation Initiative, will help India with its energy needs and help bring India into the mainstream of international nuclear nonproliferation efforts, both of which are worthwhile goals.
    U.S. URANIUM TO INDIA
    HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS MORE US JOBS TO INDIA
    DOUBLE THE H-1B CAP IN FAVOR OF INDIA
    and in return, THE US GETS PERMISSION TO BUY MANGOS.


    Quote Originally Posted by The US India Friendship Net Website
    While it is true that the agreement on civil nuclear cooperation is a significant departure from previous U.S. policy, still it represents a positive step as we grow in our strategic relationship with the nation of India. For more than 30 years, the United States and India have disagreed over India’s decision not to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. As such, the United States has not cooperated with India on the issue of civilian nuclear power.
    THE REST OF THE ARTICLE, get out a barf bag
    http://www.usindiafriendship.net/congre ... cornyn.htm

    What part of "We don't owe our jobs to India" are you unable to understand, Senator?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coto
    U.S. URANIUM TO INDIA
    HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS MORE US JOBS TO INDIA
    DOUBLE THE H-1B CAP IN FAVOR OF INDIA
    and in return, THE US GETS PERMISSION TO BUY MANGOS.
    Update on the Nukes for Mangos Trade Agreement

    According to a radio broadcast, today,
    India will sell some of the enriched uranium (that they get from us) to COMMUNIST CHINA!


    Just think, Walmart shoppers, you may be financing future nuclear tipped missiles headed our way.

    The Nukes for Mangos Trade Agreement




    Recommendation: That India be considered a rogue, enemy country, just like Iran and Communist north Korea!

    What part of "We don't owe our jobs to India" are you unable to understand, Senator?

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