Thread: Remaining Georgia Race Could Decide AMNESTY!

Friends of ALIPAC,

Obama, Senator Harry Reid, and Nancy Pelosi are very close to having the 60 votes they need in the US Senate to pursue almost any radical agenda, including restrictions on free speech and AMNESTY for illegal aliens.

Those of you that stood with us when we defeated versions of Amnesty in the US Senate several times in 2006 and 2007 will remember how important 60 Cloture votes are!

These bills with misleading titles such as "Comprehensive Immigration Reform", "Guest Worker Programs". "Temporary Worker Programs", or whatever they rename it because the public despises the legislation as soon as they learn what they mean.

We have defeated them before and we must defeat them again!

The math in the Senate is very close!

We know that John McCain has promised Obama to bring him 3-6 Republican votes for several components of his agenda including Amnesty. The three Republican Senators most likely to support Obama are John McCain (R-AZ), Lindsey Graham (R-SC), and Mel Martinez (R-FL).

The good news is there are at least 2 Democrats that will not vote for Amnesty.

That is why your immediate support is needed for our endorsed candidate in Georgia!

THE FATE OF AMNESTY MAY BE DECIDED ON DEC. 2 IN THE GEORGIA US SENATE RUNOFF!

We need ALIPACers across the nation responding quickly.

We need...

1. Votes: We need every ALIPAC supporter in GA gearing up to vote for Saxby Chambliss on Dec. 2 and to bring everyone you can with you to the polls.

2. Volunteers: Obama is sending 100 of his top field operatives into Georgia. Most are already deployed. Please visit the link below and volunteer for Saxby Chambliss. Volunteers from Georgia and any other state are needed.

3. Donations: The Democratic National Committee and other far left groups are targeting this race to establish supremacy in the Senate. Please use the link below to donate to Saxby Chambliss's campaign.

To learn more about, volunteer, and contribute visit this link...

http://www.saxby.org/


Saxby Chambliss has an A rating from our friends at Better Immigration...
http://grades.betterimmigration.com/tes ... &VIPID=221

Chambliss's opponent, Jim Martin, supports "comprehensive immigration reform" and "legalized status" (AMNESTY) for the vast majority of illegal aliens as indicated on his website.



Senator Chambliss has spoken directly with ALIPAC's President William Gheen and has vowed he will vote against any legislation containing any form of Amnesty for illegal aliens, including Cloture votes. Senator Chambliss has stated he will stand with our friend Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) on these issues.

We need a full mobilization of votes, volunteers, and donations, into the Chambliss campaign immediately.


The ALIPAC Team
www.alipac.us

Obambi is not PREZ yet...

Good advice. Please help Sen. Chambliss. I believe the latest Rasmussen poll has him leading with a slim margin of 4.

Note, he has career and recent grades of A from NumbersUSA, including career and recent grades of A+ in (opposing) amnesties.

http://grades.betterimmigration.com/tes ... &VIPID=221

And note, Chambliss' opponent, Jim Martin, supports "comprehensive immigration reform" and "legalized status" (AMNESTY) for the vast majority of illegal aliens (as outlined on his website).

Thus, we need Saxby Chambliss to fight amnesty. Please support him:

www.saxby.org

Yes, very good idea. Will do. Thanks for posting.

added to the homepage and going out nationally now

http://www.alipac.us/article3750.html

Originally Posted by Populist

I believe the latest Rasmussen poll has him leading with a slim margin of 4.

Got a link?

Originally Posted by patbrunz

Originally Posted by Populist

I believe the latest Rasmussen poll has him leading with a slim margin of 4.

Got a link?

Election 2008: Georgia Senate
Chambliss Ahead by Four in Georgia Run-off Race
Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Republican incumbent Saxby Chambliss holds a four-point lead over Democratic challenger Jim Martin in Georgia’s closely-watched Senate runoff race, according to the first Rasmussen Reports survey in the state since Election Day.

Chambliss leads 50% to 46%, with the vote scheduled for December 2. Four percent (4%) are undecided. However, runoff elections typically have lower voter turnout than general elections and can be impacted in either direction by organized get-out-the-vote efforts.

In Georgia, although Chambliss defeated Martin on Election Day, with a third-party candidate in the race, he failed to capture over 50 percent of the vote. By state law, that triggered a runoff election. Rasmussen Reports final pre-election poll showed Chambliss ahead, but narrowly below 50%.

Eighty-eight percent (88%) of those are considered Likely Voters say they are certain to cast their ballots in the runoff. Of this group, 51% favor Chambliss, 46% are for Martin, and three percent (3%) remain undecided.

The Georgia Senate race could determine whether Democrats end up with a 60-seat filibuster-proof majority in the Senate. The party emerged from Election Day with 57 seats, two races too-close-to-call, and the Georgia runoff undecided. Since then, it appears that the Democrats have defeated GOP Senator Ted Stevens in Alaska, so Democrats are two seats away from the magic number of 60. Additionally, Republican incumbent Senator Norm Coleman has just over a 200-vote lead over Democrat Al Franken in Minnesota where a recount is now taking place. If Franken emerges victorious from the recount, that would give the Democrats 59 seats.

In Georgia, 52% of voters say they are less likely to vote for Martin if it means the Democrats will gain a 60-seat majority in the Senate. Thirty-eight percent (38%) say they are more likely to vote for Martin if that’s the outcome.

Interestingly, nine percent (9%) of those who plan to vote for Martin say the prospect of a 60-Democrat Senate makes them less likely to vote for him. Only 2% of Chambliss voters who say it makes them more likely to vote for Martin.

Critical to Martin’s fortunes is the level of black voter turnout. John McCain carried Georgia over Barack Obama on Election Day, but the presence of the first African-American major party presidential candidate brought blacks to the polls in record numbers.

In the latest Rasmussen Reports poll Chambliss has the support of 69% of white voters while 91% of black voters favor Martin. Those numbers are virtually identical to Election Day exit polling. According to the exit polls, Chambliss received 70% of white votes, while Martin captured 93% of the African-American vote.

Chambliss has a 15-point lead among male voters but trails by six points among women. Chambliss has the support of 95% of Republicans and leads by 10 among unaffiliated voters. Ninety percent (90%) of Democrats favor Martin.

Fifty-eight percent (58%) of Georgia voters have a favorable view of Chambliss, who is seeking a second six-year term in the Senate, while 39% regard him unfavorably. Martin, a former state legislator and unsuccessful candidate for lieutenant governor in 2006, is viewed favorably by 50% and unfavorably by 47%. These numbers are largely unchanged from the final Rasmussen reports survey in the state prior to Election Day.

In Georgia, 58% are opposed to a federal government bailout of the Big Three automakers, while 23% support it. Nineteen percent (19%) are undecided.

Eighty-four percent (84%) are at least somewhat concerned that the government will get too involved in the economy, including 59% who are Very concerned. Only three percent (3%) are not at all concerned.

Just 38% percent are at least somewhat confident that U.S. policymakers know what they are doing with regards to the troubled economy, while 20% are not at all confident in the nation’s leaders.

These findings are triggered in part by the belief of 43% that the $700-billion economic rescue plan proposed by the Bush administration and passed last month by Congress has been bad for the country. Thirty-one percent (31%), however, think passage of the plan was good for the country, while 26% aren’t sure.

Half of Georgia voters (50%) say Republican Governor Sonny Perdue is doing a good or excellent job, but 19% rate his performance as poor.

With just two months to go before he leaves office, President Bush is given good or excellent marks by 39%, while 41% say his job performance is poor.

www.rasmussenreports.com

I, like millions of others, am in 100% support of solving the Illegal Immigration problem in this country. They have overcrowded this country in many ways and have more rights than people like me, who is a U.S. Citizen! They obtain free healthcare and education, and refuse to learn the National language, which is still English. Hospitals need to abide by the law and NOT give newborns automatic citizenship. Companies need to STOP putting Spanish on all of their labels. The U.S. Government needs to deport as many illegals as they can and make them apply the right, legal way. I am outraged and disgusted by the illegal immigrants coming into my country, unlawfully, and acting like the own the place. It needs to stop!

Originally Posted by P8NTBLGRL

I, like millions of others, am in 100% support of solving the Illegal Immigration problem in this country. They have overcrowded this country in many ways and have more rights than people like me, who is a U.S. Citizen! They obtain free healthcare and education, and refuse to learn the National language, which is still English. Hospitals need to abide by the law and NOT give newborns automatic citizenship. Companies need to STOP putting Spanish on all of their labels. The U.S. Government needs to deport as many illegals as they can and make them apply the right, legal way. I am outraged and disgusted by the illegal immigrants coming into my country, unlawfully, and acting like the own the place. It needs to stop!

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